PLEASE HELP

[Jawaree 718]

Going to the airport will get more questions asked and complicate the matter more, your husband needs

to consult with a proper atty in the US, they will tie you up in conversation at the airport pulling contradictory

atatements from you, an IO cannot help now because no way will you be allowed to enter the US without proper

visa....Your baby will be ok in status , but the only status you have is Bahamian status.

Your husband should file I 130 and be prepared to be refused at the interview where you will be told

what bans you have & if you are approved to file waivers immediately, all this will take about 2 mths.

All that trickery at the airport did not work because airport roads into airports are monitored , they very likely

saw you both arrived together & wondered why you split up on line

With your answers in their computer and the fact you married a USC I don't think you will be getting a B2 have

him petition you ASAP....get an atty

Edited September 11, 2015 by Jawaree

[canadiangirl39 16]

THE LAST STAMP HAVE WD WHICH IS WITHDRAWN

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION WITHDRAWN DATE 5/12/2015

THAT THE DATE I SUPPSOE TO LEAVE.

DO NOT go to the airport and ask questions it wont get you anywhere, will only complicate things more.

Since they stamped WD, that's means that you withdrew your application for entry to the US...You DID NOT get a ban, you don't need a waiver. Your husband needs to file for a spousal visa asap..will take a while he can visit you in the mean time and this issue will come up at your interview, do not lie about it, tell them the truth and you should be fine.

If you try to apply for a visitor's visa most likely they will deny it, since you most likely do not have a job and cannot show ties to your home country, so go the spousal route..If you need a waiver for anything then at the NVC stage you will be notified and then you can get it. Do not go hiring an attorney and you don't even know what you need him/her for, you will just be wasting money.

Good luck.

[ElleCambri 1]

I really feel bad for you. But, you made many bad decisions. Now, you will have to live with them.

A CR-1 spousal visa is the only way I see. I do not know if there are any very, very good immigration attorneys there, but you need a very, very good one.

Or someone that can help you and your husband with the paperwork, it can be done, but it must be correct.

You have a long journey ahead of you, CR-1 visas, could be up to 12-16 months.

And as said on the news today, thousands of Syrian refugees will be coming to the USA.,..,I have no idea how this will effect the processing centers.

All I can do is wish you good luck, and hope you get lucky.

yes I have to live with that. we will look for a lawyer. wow thank you!

[ElleCambri 1]

Going to the airport will get more questions asked and complicate the matter more, your husband needs

to consult with a proper atty in the US, they will tie you up in conversation at the airport pulling contradictory

atatements from you, an IO cannot help now because no way will you be allowed to enter the US without proper

visa....Your baby will be ok in status , but the only status you have is Bahamian status.

Your husband should file I 130 and be prepared to be refused at the interview where you will be told

what bans you have & if you are approved to file waivers immediately, all this will take about 2 mths.

All that trickery at the airport did not work because airport roads into airports are monitored , they very likely

saw you both arrived together & wondered why you split up on line

With your answers in their computer and the fact you married a USC I don't think you will be getting a B2 have

him petition you ASAP....get an atty

He is looking into it now as finding a lawyer. We are not going to the airport anymore, mostly they did we will not apply for the visa anymore once we talk to a lawyer we will know how to go about it even tho he or she will say do the paperwork.

[ElleCambri 1]

He is looking into it now as finding a lawyer. We are not going to the airport anymore, mostly they did we will not apply for the visa anymore once we talk to a lawyer we will know how to go about it even tho he or she will say do the paperwork.

people on here think I get ban but i didn't,they just stamp my WD which is application for admission withdrawn.and i don't think i can file for waivers not that I know.

[Transborderwife 4,666]

people on here think I get ban but i didn't,they just stamp my WD which is application for admission withdrawn.and i don't think i can file for waivers not that I know.

No we are saying that you're LIKELY to get a ban for misrepresentation once applying for the visa.

[ElleCambri 1]

DO NOT go to the airport and ask questions it wont get you anywhere, will only complicate things more.

Since they stamped WD, that's means that you withdrew your application for entry to the US...You DID NOT get a ban, you don't need a waiver. Your husband needs to file for a spousal visa asap..will take a while he can visit you in the mean time and this issue will come up at your interview, do not lie about it, tell them the truth and you should be fine.

If you try to apply for a visitor's visa most likely they will deny it, since you most likely do not have a job and cannot show ties to your home country, so go the spousal route..If you need a waiver for anything then at the NVC stage you will be notified and then you can get it. Do not go hiring an attorney and you don't even know what you need him/her for, you will just be wasting money.

Good luck.

We won’t. One person saying I need to file I-130 get deny, after that then apply for waiver.

Exactly, Yes I agree specially if they not sure how to go about this issue. We will work on it.

I just hope everything will workout and i know this is going to be long process.

Thank you

[ElleCambri 1]

what does this mean 212 (a)(7)(A)(i)(I)? That is stamp on my passport.

does it mean I got 3 year bar since i overstayed the day? November 10,2014 is the day i suppose to return but i return mach 8, 2015.

[Idy Fdez 34]

what does this mean 212 (a)(7)(A)(i)(I)? That is stamp on my passport.

does it mean I got 3 year bar since i overstayed the day? November 10,2014 is the day i suppose to return but i return mach 8, 2015.

Hi!! basically it means that you are a possible immigrant, now you'll need a waiver and a good explanation for the over stay. Good luck, Hope you'll resolve it soon with the embassy. (read below)

• Intending Immigrant [iNA § 212(a)(7)(A)(i)(I)] – This is the most common ground of inadmissibility applied under INA § 212(a)(7). Any foreign national who seeks to enter the U.S. and remain here permanently, or who is suspected of seeking to enter the U.S. and remain here permanently, but who does not have the proper documents to demonstrate that s/he has authorization to do so, is inadmissible.

[Jo Së 200]

A lot depends on the details of your visits to the US and the reason for overstaying your visa, assuming you were allowed to withdraw and were not removed, you may be eligible to reapply for another visa without a waiver, I don't think you are banned

[Ryan H 3,834]

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what does this mean 212 (a)(7)(A)(i)(I)? That is stamp on my passport.

does it mean I got 3 year bar since i overstayed the day? November 10,2014 is the day i suppose to return but i return mach 8, 2015.

Hi!! basically it means that you are a possible immigrant, now you'll need a waiver and a good explanation for the over stay. Good luck, Hope you'll resolve it soon with the embassy. (read below)

• Intending Immigrant [iNA § 212(a)(7)(A)(i)(I)] – This is the most common ground of inadmissibility applied under INA § 212(a)(7). Any foreign national who seeks to enter the U.S. and remain here permanently, or who is suspected of seeking to enter the U.S. and remain here permanently, but who does not have the proper documents to demonstrate that s/he has authorization to do so, is inadmissible.

A lot depends on the details of your visits to the US and the reason for overstaying your visa, assuming you were allowed to withdraw and were not removed, you may be eligible to reapply for another visa without a waiver, I don't think you are banned

[Transborderwife 4,666]

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Hi!! basically it means that you are a possible immigrant, now you'll need a waiver and a good explanation for the over stay. Good luck, Hope you'll resolve it soon with the embassy. (read below)

• Intending Immigrant [iNA § 212(a)(7)(A)(i)(I)] This is the most common ground of inadmissibility applied under INA § 212(a)(7). Any foreign national who seeks to enter the U.S. and remain here permanently, or who is suspected of seeking to enter the U.S. and remain here permanently, but who does not have the proper documents to demonstrate that s/he has authorization to do so, is inadmissible.

Wrong. This doesn't indicate a waiver is needed. It indicates that she was suspected to be immigrating without a proper visa.

[ElleCambri 1]

Hi!! basically it means that you are a possible immigrant, now you'll need a waiver and a good explanation for the over stay. Good luck, Hope you'll resolve it soon with the embassy. (read below)

• Intending Immigrant [iNA § 212(a)(7)(A)(i)(I)] – This is the most common ground of inadmissibility applied under INA § 212(a)(7). Any foreign national who seeks to enter the U.S. and remain here permanently, or who is suspected of seeking to enter the U.S. and remain here permanently, but who does not have the proper documents to demonstrate that s/he has authorization to do so, is inadmissible.

thank you, it seem as I can't apply for waiver .A VISA IS A NO, I will not waste my time applying for a visa, we all know they will denial me so that the end of that visa.

Edited September 16, 2015 by Cambo4life

[ElleCambri 1]

A lot depends on the details of your visits to the US and the reason for overstaying your visa, assuming you were allowed to withdraw and were not removed, you may be eligible to reapply for another visa without a waiver, I don't think you are banned

I totally agree, its depend on my visits to the US and the reason got overstaying, I was not on a visa,I was on police recorded, I will not waste my time applying for a visa, we all know they will denial me.

[ElleCambri 1]

Wrong. This doesn't indicate a waiver is needed. It indicates that she was suspected to be immigrating without a proper visa.

i understand. if i only know someone who had the same problem i am having.