waiver after 10 years bar is over? (merged)

[vassmass 0]

Hello everybody,my question is this:
Back in 2004 after entering without inspection and staying more than a year in the USA I was granted voluntary departure under safeguards from an immigration judge.I left USA and returned to my country.My fiancée filed for me I-129 a little while after and got accepted but at the interview I was informed by the counselor that I was charged with 212(a)(9)(B)(II) and I was bared from entering USA for 10 years.They also gave me paperwork stating this.We never filed for a waiver at the time knowing that the chances are very slim and decide to wait out the 10 year bar.My fiancée after this came to my country and we got married back in 2005.We lived in my country thereafter and we have a kid together.Earlier this year we filed for spousal visa I-130 witch got accepted and we received NOA.Now we are waiting for the interview.Out of your experience does anybody know if I still need a waiver after 12 years being outside USA and never trying to go back?Are they going to ask me for one?

[Transborderwife 4,666]

I wouldn't think so

[newacct 688]

No. You have no ban to waive.

[shamarie 0]

If your only finding of inadmissibility was 212(a)(9)(B)(II) Then you should not need a waiver because you completed the ban of 10 years. When you attend your consular interview they will tell you for sure, but more then likely you will not need it.

[Anitafeliz 1,133]

Good luck you should be fine you did your time