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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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We are in a similar situation.. You are looking at filing an I-601 waver after the denial of of IR1/CR1 VISA. They are processing these forms in Arizona now and they are taking about 4 months. USC must prove hardship.

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I think this sucks because illegals in the US who are married to a USC/LPR can stay in the US and file an I-601A then return to thier home country for the interview so their will not be a major disruption in family unity. If you are outside the US there are no new measures for family unity thus having to file I-601

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