Found Inadmissible to the USA

[douglas 86 0]

Is there anyone on here who has been deported from the USA, for immigration violation and has gotten a waiver accepted. That is my situation, i have been found inadmissible to the USA,its been 3yrs and i would like to know if there are other person in the same situation. awaiting your responses

[Noah Lot 391]

Is there anyone on here who has been deported from the USA, for immigration violation and has gotten a waiver accepted. That is my situation, i have been found inadmissible to the USA,its been 3yrs and i would like to know if there are other person in the same situation. awaiting your responses

why were you deported, exactly?

[kzielu 1,149]

And based on what you want to return ?

[jaycali 415]

Is there anyone on here who has been deported from the USA, for immigration violation and has gotten a waiver accepted. That is my situation, i have been found inadmissible to the USA,its been 3yrs and i would like to know if there are other person in the same situation. awaiting your responses

That would depend entirely on what you were deported for.

[Penguin_ie 5,996]

Lots of people on here have had waivers approved, but many were also turned down.

You relaly need to give more info on the type of violation and ban you have.

[momof1 205]

My husband was deported in 2007 after his asylum was denied. He was found inadmissible for the deportation, fraudulent entry and overstayingvthe visa waiver program. In all, he spent 27 months outside of the US before he was allowed to return. He's now eligible for citizenship

It was a very long, difficult, and expensive journey...

Please give more details and we may be able to advise you better.

[Adriene H 89]

My husband was deported in 1996 from Southern California for misdemeanor possession

of methamphetamine and received a 5 year exclusion order. We have not touched any

forms related to a waiver and USCIS hasn't mentioned anything about needing one so far.

Our I-130 was recently approved, but we're not sure whether to be realistic or

optimistic about the rest of the process and interview stage.

I wish you the best of luck on your journey

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

With a deportation for drugs you are looking at rough waters ahead

[Adriene H 89]

With a deportation for drugs you are looking at rough waters ahead

So we've heard ... so we've heard

[douglas 86 0]

That would depend entirely on what you were deported for.

I was entering on a visa that turned out to be fraudulent, i was detained and chraged with a felony. and baned for 5yrs.

[douglas 86 0]

Lots of people on here have had waivers approved, but many were also turned down.

You relaly need to give more info on the type of violation and ban you have.

was enetering on a visa that turned out to be fraud. got charged witha felony.

[douglas 86 0]

why were you deported, exactly?

I enetered on a visa that turned out to be fraud.bcharged with a felony. baned for 5yrs

[JohnR! 5,495]

Is there anyone on here who has been deported from the USA, for immigration violation and has gotten a waiver accepted. That is my situation, i have been found inadmissible to the USA,its been 3yrs and i would like to know if there are other person in the same situation. awaiting your responses

It is very difficult for any waivers to be approved for tourism. If you are in the process of K or CR/IR visa you may get one more easily, but if you want to waiver so that you can apply for a B1/B2 visa, it will be a tough sell. You will need to wait for the five-year term to expire and only then you will be able to reapply.

Check out this link, with info on who can file for I-601:

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-601instr.pdf

Edited July 12, 2012 by Gegel

[douglas 86 0]

It is very difficult for any waivers to be approved for tourism. If you are in the process of K or CR/IR visa you may get one more easily, but if you want to waiver so that you can apply for a B1/B2 visa, it will be a tough sell. You will need to wait for the five-year term to expire and only then you will be able to reapply.

Check out this link, with info on who can file for I-601:

http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/i-601instr.pdf

thanks alot for your response

[douglas 86 0]

My husband was deported in 1996 from Southern California for misdemeanor possession

of methamphetamine and received a 5 year exclusion order. We have not touched any

forms related to a waiver and USCIS hasn't mentioned anything about needing one so far.

Our I-130 was recently approved, but we're not sure whether to be realistic or

optimistic about the rest of the process and interview stage.

I wish you the best of luck on your journey

thanks hun....