10 year ban

[Jimenez Polster 0]

I am a US citizen and my husband is from Mexico. He came here illegally in 2002, we got married in 2004. We moved back to mexico. We intended to stay however the quality of the medical facilities to have a baby are less than desireable. I decided to come back to the US pregnant and my husband came back illegally in 2006. We stayed in the US until reciently we could afford to make all the payments for lawyers and whatnot. I - 130 approved, then DS - 230, then we recieved the notice that he had the interview date in Cuidad Juarez Mexico March 2nd, 2011. He was denied because of multiple entry illegally, and was told that he has a 10 year ban w/o the ability to have a waiver. We have 3 children now ( 4 years, 2 years, and 1 year old). I am in the US with the 3 children and him in Mexico.

Can anyone tell me if there is any hope for us???

Can we get the amount of the ban reduced???

Can I apply for a different visa (work related) even if he has a ban???

Thank you all,

The Jimenez Polster Family

[Done--Really 331]

Yes, but not easy

No

No

Please go to this link--it will take you to a web site that deals precisely with your problem. There is no easy solution.

http://immigrate2us.net/forum/forum.php

[needhelp2 0]

Im going through the same process. I just got my I-130 petition approved and Im waiting for the NVC to recieve my paperwork but IM just curious, how many illegal entrys does he have on record? Any deportations?

[canadian_wife 1,829]

Try Laural Scott at scottimmigration.net. She is an expert in inadmissability and will be able to guide you in the right direction.

No possible way he can come to the US on a non-immigrant visa such as a tourist or work visa. I'm not even sure he can come on an immigrant visa or get the ban reduced. Consult Laural Scott, she offers a free chat on wednesdays

Sorry for your situation

Good luck

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

If he has a ban without the ability of waiver there is no opening for him to get ANY visa to the US. Your choices are kind of limited to moving there or to some other county for the next 10 years and then he will be admissable to the US. He should NOT enter illegally again as that will count heavily against him and may block any hope for him to legally enter the US. Is there any way you can both move close to your respective sides of the border and make visiting easier ?

[Ryan H 3,840]

Can anyone tell me if there is any hope for us??? - Requires a waiver, as magical already said, very hard to obtain in your situation

Can we get the amount of the ban reduced??? No

Can I apply for a different visa (work related) even if he has a ban??? No

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

Laurel Scott is the best for I-601 and I-212 waivers, hands down.

Sadly, this is not only an I-601 case, here we have multiple illegal entries, one of them with your . . . um, consent, and no eligibility for a waiver. The very best you can hope for is that your husband can enter the US again in 10 years, but I am not even sure about that.

Looks like you will have to choose between Mexico and being a single parent of three children.

On a more personal note, and I don't want to come over as heartless, didn't you think all of this through before getting married and having children?