A husband has been deported after overstaying Visa waiver Programme

[ValerieA 350]

OP, are you sure an I-485 was filed? It sounds to me like your lawyer just filed the I-130 and was waiting for its approval before filing the I-485, in which case you did not have temporary protected status.

Sorry, I can't help you with your waiver question, I know nothing about them. I just want clarity for future questions on the AOS forum.

[Jawaree 717]

An individual who is not a USC nor living in the US has no rights whatsoever to obtain a visa nor a waiver. Your creator (not mine), in spite of his (or her) omnipotence, is apparently unable to produce or fabricate a visa, or a waiver....instead, you will just have to rely upon mere, 'colorless' human beings. People are not deported from my country for having an overdue library book....usually they are deported for having violated one or more laws of my country...something even your creator cannot justify (or can he...or she?)....

Adjudicating an I-212 does not depend on some nebulous hardships...the focus is more on what transgressions you did, along with other factors....

Y always judgmental? OP does come off gungho and call it positive ,

but hey we are on a public forum with many different personalities, clearly

OP does not understand ,but put-downs aren't needed, U have done so in

many posts...just be glad U R not in his shoe & if U have nothing good to

say at anytime just don't respond.

OP maybe something triggered U being picked , could be difference in ESTA

info and petition....No' as a guest that overstayed U really have mainly human

rights, not immigration rights after overstays (Harpa or boiler correct me here),

That's in the past U R outside trying to get in, there's a process: USCIS (petition),

NVC (collect fees & docs),DOS (embassy interview) if approved to file for waiver..

Waiver send to lockbox in Phoenix.

OP there's no entitlement no matter who U R, its a privilege not a right...hopefully

U somewhat understands now & the atty U have resurrect the I 130 IF that's what

the prior atty filed on your behalf..Being scared & confused will not speed up the

process, so get mthly atty updates & occupy your time with other things say....next 24 mths

[HonestBeast 0]

I'm sorry, but what lawful rights?

Thank you for your reply! With lawful rights I meant the rights I had by law since I was married to a US citizen.

I want to apologize for my English writing. Sometimes I don't use the right words.

I am going to guess the ones his 85 year old lawyer told him he had?

Thank you.

An individual who is not a USC nor living in the US has no rights whatsoever to obtain a visa nor a waiver. Your creator (not mine), in spite of his (or her) omnipotence, is apparently unable to produce or fabricate a visa, or a waiver....instead, you will just have to rely upon mere, 'colorless' human beings. People are not deported from my country for having an overdue library book....usually they are deported for having violated one or more laws of my country...something even your creator cannot justify (or can he...or she?)....

Adjudicating an I-212 does not depend on some nebulous hardships...the focus is more on what transgressions you did, along with other factors....

Thank you for your opinion.

OP, are you sure an I-485 was filed? It sounds to me like your lawyer just filed the I-130 and was waiting for its approval before filing the I-485, in which case you did not have temporary protected status.

Sorry, I can't help you with your waiver question, I know nothing about them. I just want clarity for future questions on the AOS forum.

Thank you for your input. And don't be sorry your opinion matters.

Y always judgmental? OP does come off gungho and call it positive ,

but hey we are on a public forum with many different personalities, clearly

OP does not understand ,but put-downs aren't needed, U have done so in

many posts...just be glad U R not in his shoe & if U have nothing good to

say at anytime just don't respond.

OP maybe something triggered U being picked , could be difference in ESTA

info and petition....No' as a guest that overstayed U really have mainly human

rights, not immigration rights after overstays (Harpa or boiler correct me here),

That's in the past U R outside trying to get in, there's a process: USCIS (petition),

NVC (collect fees & docs),DOS (embassy interview) if approved to file for waiver..

Waiver send to lockbox in Phoenix.

OP there's no entitlement no matter who U R, its a privilege not a right...hopefully

U somewhat understands now & the atty U have resurrect the I 130 IF that's what

the prior atty filed on your behalf..Being scared & confused will not speed up the

process, so get mthly atty updates & occupy your time with other things say....next 24 mths

Thank you I'll keep you guys posted. Edited January 30, 2014 by HonestBeast

[Boiler 45,517]

Marrying a USC gives you no rights.

[Boiler 45,517]

Y always judgmental? OP does come off gungho and call it positive ,

but hey we are on a public forum with many different personalities, clearly

OP does not understand ,but put-downs aren't needed, U have done so in

many posts...just be glad U R not in his shoe & if U have nothing good to

say at anytime just don't respond.

OP maybe something triggered U being picked , could be difference in ESTA

info and petition....No' as a guest that overstayed U really have mainly human

rights, not immigration rights after overstays (Harpa or boiler correct me here),

That's in the past U R outside trying to get in, there's a process: USCIS (petition),

NVC (collect fees & docs),DOS (embassy interview) if approved to file for waiver..

Waiver send to lockbox in Phoenix.

OP there's no entitlement no matter who U R, its a privilege not a right...hopefully

U somewhat understands now & the atty U have resurrect the I 130 IF that's what

the prior atty filed on your behalf..Being scared & confused will not speed up the

process, so get mthly atty updates & occupy your time with other things say....next 24 mths

He entered on the VWP, to do he would need to waive any rights, part of the deal in being able to use the VWP. ESTA is pre clearance to be able to use the VWP.

[Ryan H 3,812]

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Edited January 30, 2014 by Ryan H