Has anyone got to come back to the US with a 20 year ban? (merged)

[rylforever 18]

There is a more specialized website dedicated to waivers than VJ. I'm on my phone and cant link it right now but I can later if someone doesn't beat me to it.

www.immigrate2us.net

they have tons of waiver information and forums for all types of bans.

[Lovie Lovie 9]

I think who will help will need to know why he was ban so you can just go ahead and move to where you were tod to move to.

[kehills 217]

OP has at least one other topic on this subject; the other topic has more details:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/509545-approved-i-130-waiting-for-papers-for-interview-for-honduras/

[Boiler 45,486]

Is your Husband 9C?, that would perhaps explain why no Lawyer would take it.

[Ontarkie 14,221]

~~Duplicate threads merged, please do not make multiple threads for the same or similar topic~~

[Hypnos 6,576]

9C is a lifetime bar for which you can only apply for the waiver after 10 years; I'm also unfamiliar with 20 year bars, although they may exist.

Edited August 11, 2014 by Hypnos

[Jawaree 717]

Was your husband deported B4 and returned? 20 yrs barred

if that's the case no honest atty would take it while he is in ICE

custody knowing there was no relief.....what are the bans?

I 130 approvals only approve the fact U can petition the person

and its needed for an interview, where he will need to carry all

dispositions, previous USCIS paperwork, and whats on his list

to take in, he'll be denied and if CO deem him eligible for 221G

to apply for waivers it will be issued to him, if he's not then he

will be denied entry into the USA on those grounds....No one can

file an advisory Opinion to over-turn this (rarely happens) decision

except atty, it filed it then goes to Wash. the CO decision mostly wins.

A waiver is discretionary, U will need a honest and reliable WAIVER

atty to help U....Liz Cannon in MA is a straight shooter, since its federal

U don't have to live in the same state as atty. The hardship on U has

to be strong *Think immigration root-canal* not impossible if the atty

say go ahead, U will need hardships Y U cant move to his country & Y

he has to return to the US along with many other hardships & evidences

good luck

Edited August 11, 2014 by Jawaree

[shebonn40 0]

I meet all the hardship criteria. Honduras is horrible full of corruption and crime.

[Boiler 45,486]

What is the ban for?

[shebonn40 0]

The ban is for 2 deportations. One was in 1996 for ten years. When he got picked up again 2013, he got a 20 year ban. On his paperwork it says reinstate prior bar.

[Sandra G. 5,047]

There a few situations the alien can get a 20 year bar such as the alien reentered the second time while he was still under bar from the first illegal entry ( 20 years if removed more than once) ,or if the alien was removed because he was convicted of an aggravated felony, but in the past those removed based in this grounds were ineligible for 20 years,but now the alien is permanently ineligible.

To find out if your husband can seek a waiver ( I 601)or not read a little bit the I 601 instructions.

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

[shebonn40 0]

he does not have any felonies. The only thing he has done wrong is come to the US illegally.

[Boiler 45,486]

The ban is for 2 deportations. One was in 1996 for ten years. When he got picked up again 2013, he got a 20 year ban. On his paperwork it says reinstate prior bar.

My understanding is that means that he is 9C, entered after 1997 with a prior deportation.

Assuming I am right then that is why no Lawyer would takes the course, he has 10 years out of the US before a waiver can be submitted.

[2ndMessiah 184]

Might be time for the OP to consider moving to Honduras to be with her spouse....

[RhettVoe 282]

given the circumstances, his chances of getting a waiver are nil...two deportations? Clearly he cannot obey our laws.

If he has a 9c ban, a waiver cannot even be filed for 10 years from the date of his most recent deportation.

I cannot imagine USCIS granting a waiver for somebody who has been tossed twice (at least).

If they did, we might as well not have bars for people who get deported.

All of the lawyers you contacted knew his chances were zero at best and that they could not prevail no matter what hardships, etc....this is just too much.