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

[Boiler 45,486]

That is not the issue, if he is not 9C his chances with a well prepared waiver are very good.

[Jawaree 717]

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.

True...I knew there had to be a re-entry there for 20 yrs & no atty would

touch it, plan to move down there about 17 yrs before attempting to bring

him back, its impossible now, the attys were honest...unless the law changes

in his favor go to plan B....sorry

Edited August 12, 2014 by Jawaree

[shebonn40 0]

Have you ever been to Honduras? Why do you think everyone is coming here? When he was in Honduras he worked 12 hours in the banana field for 5 bucks a day. Everything is very expensive over there. Our people on welfare live better than those people over there. I used to feel like that against people in other countries, but you have to go to see what kind of conditions that they live in. It is horrible. My dog lives better than some of those people over there.

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

There isn't much you can do. His behavior has gotten him in a position where there is a minimum ban no matter that he is married to you. You can live apart for at least the next 9 years or you can live out of the country with him. Unless you have a path to a 3rd country the choices are limited. Most 3rd world countries are a mess so many of us have seen and dealt with these conditions.

[RhettVoe 282]

it does not matter what condition his own country is in....none of that is an excuse to ignore or disobey our laws....especially twice....in a most serious way.....two deportations? clearly the message is not getting through....and no USCIS adjudicator would put their name on an approved waiver....they would, in effect, be thumbing their own noses at our laws....would you put your name on a waiver involving somebody who has totally ignored our laws so many times one cannot count them? (it takes considerable 'effort' to get tossed twice from the US)...if Honduras is a mess, that's the problem of the Honduran citizens and their government, not the responsibility of the US of A.

[shebonn40 0]

I have an approved 1-30 for my husband who was deported in Honduras in August 2013. I got my paperwork from the NVC to make payment. It says not make any payment until you contact the NVC if he is adjusting status. I know my husband will get denied at the embassy. When do you fill out the waivers?

Do you file them now or wait till you get denied? I know he will get approved for extreme hardship on multiplies things. Also I need to file the 212. When do you file these and what address do they go to. Anyone know any good lawyers that can help with waivers. He has a 20 year ban. The lady when I did my interview said it looked like he could come back with those waivers. Anyone know a good lawyer that specializes in waivers. This is starting to get a little complicated. Thanks.

[shebonn40 0]

My husband was deported in August 2013. I got an approved I-130 on May 21, 2014. The lady at immigration said that there were 2 waivers available. I got my paperwork in the mail from the NVC. It said that if you need to adjust status to contact them. Do I go to the interview and get denied or do I go ahead and file the waivers? I am lost on what to do. Also, if I file the waivers where do I send them? I know he has a good chance of coming back due to all my medical conditions and the work that I do. Can anyone please help me and if you have the name of a good lawyer let me know. Thanks.

[Boiler 45,486]

http://immigrate2us.net/forum/showthread.php?91329-Immigration-Lawyers-Recommended-by-I2US-Members

Sounds like you will need an I 601 and an I 212.

[Merrytooth 5,748]

Why he has 20 years ban? Does your spouse EWI twice?

[kehills 217]

Previous threads:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/509564-has-anyone-got-to-come-back-to-the-us-with-a-20-year-ban/

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/510714-approved-i-30visa-pendingneed-adjustment-of-status/

[Ryan H 3,812]

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

[shebonn40 0]

he got a 20 year ban from being deported twice. He got deported in 1996 and 2013.

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

You have already been told that with 2 deportations you can't even submit the waivers until 10 years after his second deportation. On that date you will be able to submit the waiver to ask to bring him back before the second 10 years expire. It doesn't matter how good your case is the law demands he serve that first 10 years without the possibility of a waiver. Everyone with a out of the US spouse must wait until the interview and official denial before they are told IF they can submit waivers and at what time. He may be told he can submit but the date will be in 2023

[belinda63 3,038]

You can file the waivers in 9 more years. While you are waiting start gathering evidence of the hardship to YOU, the USC, as to why he should be permitted to return to the US. The hardship must be on you. It doesn't matter what situation he is living in, if he is starving, has no home, etc. that is irrelevant. You must show that you will suffer extreme hardship if he is not permitted to immigrate to the US AND you must show that the two of you cannot live together in another country (for example his native country).

You have a lot of time to research this and prepare the waivers.

[Ontarkie 14,221]

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