PLEASE HELP! DACA with prior deportation

[Boiler 45,730]

4 minutes ago, josue818 said:

From what I hear in the legal community, it is not as easy as one may think to obtain a waiver to the permanent bar and I also did acknowledge that it is called the permanent bar, but as yall said there is a waiver. 

I 212's seem to be easier, but even for 601's the success rate is very high, and when you take into account that some will be on the back of the proverbial ** packet, it is very unusual from a properly prepared waiver to be declined.

[josue818 20]

2 minutes ago, Boiler said:

I 212's seem to be easier, but even for 601's the success rate is very high, and when you take into account that some will be on the back of the proverbial ** packet, it is very unusual from a properly prepared waiver to be declined.

You could be right, all I said is that my impression form talking to attorneys it is that it is a tough waiver to obtain. Also, it does make a difference whether he left on voluntary departure or if he was deported. Both have very different consequence and once does not accrue unlawful presence until one is 18 years of age. 

[Boiler 45,730]

1 minute ago, josue818 said:

You could be right, all I said is that my impression form talking to attorneys it is that it is a tough waiver to obtain. Also, it does make a difference whether he left on voluntary departure or if he was deported. Both have very different consequence and once does not accrue unlawful presence until one is 18 years of age. 

Hmm, VJ seems to have an issue with Ciggies?

 

Anyway a Deportation on an Overstay bar will be long gone by the time a waiver can be filed.

[TBoneTX 45,583]

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