Deportation Papers Say One Thing, Embassy Says Other re. Waivers

[JayJayH 546]

She did not apply for an extension. Irony is that it would have been easier and cheaper to simply apply for an extension than to get that fake stamp. I cough it up to complete idiocy on her part. Unfortunately, I wasn't part of the family at the time... on #3 wasn't disavowing her of anything... my angle on that is that she had a clean record until she made a series of poor decisions based on external factors; when she was confronted she cooperated fully.

I'd have to take go into more debt than I can handle to use a lawyer, which is why I've done everything on my own up to this point (the USCIS and NVC fees are already a burden).

I know lawyers can be expensive, and for straightforward cases with no criminal or negative immigration history, they are rarely ever needed. However, when facing an overstay bar and a misrepresentation bar, you're in much deeper S#!T, and getting out of it requires a lot of knowledge and experience.

[Jawaree 717]

This definitely needs a specialist...not just any immigration

atty, but one who specializes in waivers, yes u can get evidences

or fill in I601 correctly, but an atty needs to be consulted to find

if there R other problems , to write a professional legal brief &

direct U on hardships to produced by family members, friends

& character refs...also proving why she must enter the US & not

let her husband come to her.