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nogales.dgo   0

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They same woman that helped my friend with her forms (and left out info) also helped us in the beginning until I realized I could probably do this myself. So on our I-130 in my husband jobs area it says "odd jobs" and not his actual employers. But when I just sent our tax info for the I-864 I included all w-2 info. Do you think this will be a problem?

Also my husband tried to enter the US and never made it past the us border. They got him and sent him back to Mexico. Later he EWI sucessfully (?). Is this going to be a problem? He wasn't even across the border a day.

BUT in 2003 he flew back home (to Mexico) and EWI again but didn't get caught. She did not put this in the paperwork even though we told her. Will it affect us now? Can they find out he went home from flight records?

I was worried when I realized all the info was not there that we told her but now that my friend got 221g I am scared.

Any advice, information or experience would be appreciated.

Thanks!

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Boiler Grand Master

Boiler   45,533

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Sounds like he is 9C.

Lifetime ban waiverable after 10 years.

Assume thy know everything otherwise it could get really nasty.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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Why do you keep saying, "but didn't get caught?" Were all the times he exited and entered US were they legal or illegal is the bigger question in determining if problem will exist.

Case #1: CR1 & CR2-Hubby & Kids
6/6/11...Priority Date
7/2011...NOA2 ~44 days
8/5/2011...NVC & IIN # Received
9/12/11... CR1 & Cr2 cases completed. ~37 days
11/4/11... CR1 & CR2 Interview APPROVED!!!
11/2011... POE
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Case #2 - F1-Sister
USCIS
10/2006....I-130 sent.

NVC
9/2011.....NVC Case # received.
1/2012....AOS Bill Paid & I864 sent.
2/2012....IV Bill Paid & DS 230 sent
2/2012....**Case on Child Status Protection Act Review**
3/2012...Case complete waiting for interview date.

KNG Embassy

11/2013...Interview date :)

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Boiler Grand Master

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http://www.scottimmigration.net/

Have a consultation.

She will tell it to you straight.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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BUT in 2003 he flew back home (to Mexico) and EWI again but didn't get caught.

He didn't need to get "caught". All airlines are required to lodge passenger lists/ flight manifests. His name will appear on that and he'll almost certainly be asked how he entered the country. Anyone who checks in or boards a flight is leaving an immigration footprint.

As Boiler suggested, you need to check out Laurel Scott's website and get a consultation. You need to be straight with her so she can help you.

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ROC

AR11 filed: 02/05/11

I-751 filed at Vermont Service Center: 02/07/11

NOA: 02/14/11

Biometrics appt: 03/21/11

RoC Interview: Not required

RoC Approved: 08/04/2011

10 yr Green card received: 08/10/2011

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