I-601A Approval Rates on overcoming the 10 year Ban?

[Visitor User 253]

Hello. How hard is it get the I-601A approved? Also, if approved. How long does the beneficiary have to stay in the foreign country of their Citizenship? Is it a guarantee return trip to USA after Interview? What happens if the return trip is denied?

 

[milimelo 4,508]

Umm you're not providing any information and you want us to give you estimates? 

 

Not how it works. 

[geowrian 22,337]

1. It all depends on the individual case. A good case usually has a good chance for approval. A poor case has a low chance for approval.
2. They must remain outside the US until they receive a new visa to enter. It could be just be a few weeks to do the medical + interview + get the visa & passport back. it could be months or longer if the case needs to go through extended AP or a 221g is issued for more documents. It could be forever (i.e. if they are permanently inadmissible for something else with no waiver available).
3. No. There are never any guarantees on entry to the US for a non-USC. Even those with a visa issued have been denied because an inadmissibility was discovered at POE. This is quite rare for attempted entry with an immigrant visa, but is possible.
4. If the entry to the US is denied, then they will likely need to obtain a new visa (or remain outside the US).

[Ontarkie 14,313]

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