Help with the I-212 waiver

[FR3SC000 0]

I really need help and or advice. I had the interview at the american embassy in Bogota,Colombia on feb 5 2014 and everything was approved however they could not give me the visa due to my deportation. The council advised that i needed the form i-212 in order for them to give me my visa. I file the i-212 on march 6 to Nebraska and was forwarded to the office of jurisdiction in Orlando on May-8 I've been waiting and received a letter saying that the office in processing the case that they will schedule an appointment. BUT I'm not in the USA. Will they schedule an appointment here at the embassy in Colombia or over there? They wont give no info to my wife due to her not petitioning for this waiver so I'm really confused! Help pls I'm in need of help i caught my wife cheating on me i have her phone records and pictures that my old friends have . We have a 15 month daughter that i have not met in person due to my wife leaving Colombia during her pregnancy. She threaten to give me the divorce to take my little princess away so i never get to see her. Even though she committed the fault she want to screw me over i need help i don't know what to do I'm really scared that she will take my daughter away from me!! Help. Thanks

[pushbrk 13,213]

I really need help and or advice. I had the interview at the american embassy in Bogota,Colombia on feb 5 2014 and everything was approved however they could not give me the visa due to my deportation. The council advised that i needed the form i-212 in order for them to give me my visa. I file the i-212 on march 6 to Nebraska and was forwarded to the office of jurisdiction in Orlando on May-8 I've been waiting and received a letter saying that the office in processing the case that they will schedule an appointment. BUT I'm not in the USA. Will they schedule an appointment here at the embassy in Colombia or over there? They wont give no info to my wife due to her not petitioning for this waiver so I'm really confused! Help pls I'm in need of help i caught my wife cheating on me i have her phone records and pictures that my old friends have . We have a 15 month daughter that i have not met in person due to my wife leaving Colombia during her pregnancy. She threaten to give me the divorce to take my little princess away so i never get to see her. Even though she committed the fault she want to screw me over i need help i don't know what to do I'm really scared that she will take my daughter away from me!! Help. Thanks

Well, you already wasted the time from March 6 to May 8 by sending your form to the wrong office. It's been at the right office only 16 days. You did not simply need a form I-212. You needed to send evidence supporting it and wait for a decision. There is no guarantee of speed and definitely no guarantee the decision will be in your favor. Actions have consequences.

What was your justification and supporting evidence to go with the form?

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I send the form and waitig for response. I send our daughters original birth certificate, my letter of voluntary removal, original marrige certifacte from florida and the one registered here in colombia i send copies of me and her passport showing on her passport the colombian residency visa i got for her. Ect... At the begining i filed the i-212 at vermont And it was the wrong office they told me to send it over to Nebraska and they forwarded the aplication to orlando

[pushbrk 13,213]

Good luck to you. You're in a tough situation.

[Ryan H 3,834]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to Waivers forum.

[Jawaree 718]

You need to consult with a professional about your

case, its not just the form to fill out but U must also

prove hardships .example your daughter not knowing

you , letters from friends or old co-workers speaking

on your behalf, copy of your immigration case when

U were deported,...What was the reason for deportation?

If the marriage is over they wont approve the waiver,

Lone 212 can take 2-12 mths

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The reson for deportation is for dennying the asilum i was a minor however i left voluntary when i was 18 on 2010 the original deportation order took place on 2008 however its was apealed by my father. I have proof of not knowing my daughter. I have proof of my wife phone records and pictures with someone else also i have friends that can tesify seeing her. I have recommendation letters from my highschool teacher stating our relationship began in high school, in have proof of her residency here in colombia that she lived here with me and started the controls of out daughter here cause she got pregnant here in colombia and she traveled back

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And the marrige is still active and im out of the country so idk how she will file the divorce if its a process to follow. All i need is like 2 months cause the embasy requested the i-212 and its allready at the office of jurisdiction for final decision once i have the decision if its positive i was adviced to forward a compy of thw aproval letter to the ambasy to go pick up the visa. We hae been married for 4 years allready and i believe i get a permanet resident when i enter the USA. Well thats what a friend of mine got when he entered the USA about 2 months ago cause he was married for 5 years

[pushbrk 13,213]

And the marrige is still active and im out of the country so idk how she will file the divorce if its a process to follow. All i need is like 2 months cause the embasy requested the i-212 and its allready at the office of jurisdiction for final decision once i have the decision if its positive i was adviced to forward a compy of thw aproval letter to the ambasy to go pick up the visa. We hae been married for 4 years allready and i believe i get a permanet resident when i enter the USA. Well thats what a friend of mine got when he entered the USA about 2 months ago cause he was married for 5 years

What you need is justification to waive a legal penalty, not simply a good reason for wanting or needing to be in the USA. I'm afraid you focused on the wrong issue. If your letter was no better written, (spelling etc.) than the above post, that won't help you either.

[RhettVoe 282]

an I212 is needed when one has been deported...because the deportation makes you inadmissible...an I 601 is filed for ineligibilities. An I 212 can take a long long time...because the issue of hardship, etc, is not paramount....each of these two forms are adjudicated by two different agencies (USCIS for the I 601; the Port Director's Office of the port from which you were deported (likely Miami)...and these two offices rarely talk to each other.

[Jawaree 718]

OP ignore the mumbo jumbo ....U need I212 as instructed by your embassy

All that explanation above have to be stated & some hardships shown , since

u were taken here as a minor...get some help from an atty.Your father can also

waiver U if he's a LPR or USC...try calling & checking on the case yourself, at

this point only the applicant or his atty can get status on case

[FR3SC000 0]

Thanks alot for ur advice

[Boiler 46,325]

So the wife who is cheating on you and is filing for divorce has petitioned you and filed a waiver?