visa b2 cancelled

[Dianalorena 1,153]

We are trying to piece things together with the little info you give us, we can't guess/know it all. That's why it might seem suspicious to some, but no reason to get mad. 

 

When they canceled your VISA, was it with prejudice or without prejudice? When you signed/came back, did they ever tell you that you couldn't come back in a while? Prejucide implies a ban, which prevents you from entering the country for given time, and there a waivers to lift it. Although from what you wrote, it seems that you were somewhat coerced into saying you did something illegal and you were afraid. It's a common tactic, but just for the record, they don't have the power to send you to jail just because they suspected you worked on a tourist VISA. 

What do you mean expediting removal? Do you mean you're still inside the US even though they canceled your VISA, you never went back? Are you doing AOS then? I'm a bit confused sorry.  Tell us more so we can try to help you. But also, just know that no lawyer can guarantee your B2 back,  that's something that they determine at your interview and based on your merit, but you're also in an immigration process, so the chances of getting a new VISA are slim to none.

 

[Boiler 45,585]

VISA tm is a Credit Card, I think he is concerned about his US Visa.

[lostspy 0]

38 minutes ago, maryLu said:

File the I 130 it will most likely get approved, and you will have to go through consular processing. While the I 130 is pending do a FOIA as well and see what your have on your file. Working without authorization is not an ineligibility for immigrant visa, however you might have misrepresentation  going on , and that is an ineligibility for an IV, but there is a waiver available for it.  The only way to find out if you will have misrepresentation  is  to go to your interview for the immigrant visa. It will take a while, but I think you have a chance. 

thank you very much, that was very useful

[geowrian 22,337]

24 minutes ago, Dianalorena said:

What do you mean expediting removal

https://www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/research/primer-expedited-removal

This can happen at the border itself.

Edited November 5, 2017 by geowrian

[Dianalorena 1,153]

Just now, geowrian said:

https://www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/research/primer-expedited-removal

This can happen at the border itself.

thanks for the info, I didn't know it was possible on the border! 

 

[lostspy 0]

26 minutes ago, Dianalorena said:

We are trying to piece things together with the little info you give us, we can't guess/know it all. That's why it might seem suspicious to some, but no reason to get mad. 

 

When they canceled your VISA, was it with prejudice or without prejudice? When you signed/came back, did they ever tell you that you couldn't come back in a while? Prejucide implies a ban, which prevents you from entering the country for given time, and there a waivers to lift it. Although from what you wrote, it seems that you were somewhat coerced into saying you did something illegal and you were afraid. It's a common tactic, but just for the record, they don't have the power to send you to jail just because they suspected you worked on a tourist VISA. 

What do you mean expediting removal? Do you mean you're still inside the US even though they canceled your VISA, you never went back? Are you doing AOS then? I'm a bit confused sorry.  Tell us more so we can try to help you. But also, just know that no lawyer can guarantee your B2 back,  that's something that they determine at your interview and based on your merit, but you're also in an immigration process, so the chances of getting a new VISA are slim to none.

 

they canceled my visa and told me that I had a travel ban for five years, they sent me back to my country and immediately I contacted a lawyer in the United States and he told me that we could do something about it to have my visa back 

[Dianalorena 1,153]

Just now, lostspy said:

they canceled my visa and told me that I had a travel ban for five years, they sent me back to my country and immediately I contacted a lawyer in the United States and he told me that we could do something about it to have my visa back 

You can continue with the I-130 and it will most likely be approved, but I'm almost certain that if you do have a ban, you will require a waiver to lift it. I-160. 

Unfortunately, since your VISA was canceled no lawyer can bring it back, that I know of anyway. Unless he/she somewhat had connections in immigration? 

 there is the 1-212 or permission to reapply for admission after deportation or removal, but since you're with the I-130 I don't think it applies to you.

I'm guessing your lawyer is saying that he can help you get it back since you paid him a hefty fee, but please understand the limitations lawyers have. 

Check what sort of waivers/documents you need in case you need them. Good luck with the process 

 

 

[lostspy 0]

4 minutes ago, Dianalorena said:

thanks for the info, I didn't know it was possible on the border! 

 

my lawyer made FOIA request, he already received the files and he told me that my case was an expedited removal, he can try to get my us visa back

[Dianalorena 1,153]

1 minute ago, lostspy said:

my lawyer made FOIA request, he already received the files and he told me that my case was an expedited removal, he can try to get my us visa back

ok, well, good luck to you  

[Boiler 45,585]

8 minutes ago, lostspy said:

my lawyer made FOIA request, he already received the files and he told me that my case was an expedited removal, he can try to get my us visa back

He lied to you.

[MacUK 983]

16 hours ago, lostspy said:

I DID NOT WRITE IN THIS BLOG TO BEING JUDGED, MY HISTORY IS 100% TRUE, IF I HAD KNOWN THAT HE DID NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO SEND ME TO PRISON I HAD NOT COMMITTED THE ERROR THAT I COMMITED AND WAS AWAY FROM MY FAMILY IN THESE MOMENTS, I  WROTE IN THIS BLOG TO SEEK AN ANSWER, IF I TRIED TO RECOVER MY VISA OR IF I WAITED
 THE APPROVAL OF I-130

To be honest it doesn't matter what history is 100% true, what is 100% fact is that you confessed to committing a violation of your visa conditions.

Your lawyer is BSing you if they're saying they can get you your tourist visa back. Lawyers enjoy lying when it makes them richer.

 

I struggle to understand how someone can believe they can be jailed for 6 months for doing nothing wrong and can only get out of it by admitting to a violation. Maybe if there was confusion due to a language barrier