Waiver I 601

[Rajnayan 0]

3 minutes ago, TNJ17 said:

I think you need to clarify whether or not this person was actually deported or just denied entry. Like others have said there is a huge difference between the two and I think you misspoke when you said she was deported because it really does sound like she was just denied entry. 

 

Again, if she has the visa on her passport with her she is fine to travel. If there was a problem with her application they wouldn’t have given her the visa. 

She was at entry port in 2016,  CBO came to know  from her mobile and email while scrutinized her mobile that she had worked unauthorisely on visit  visa and then based on that she was reported to stay back at airport for paper work with 5 years ban in 2016.Yes they deined her entry 

[TNJ17 1,329]

10 minutes ago, Rajnayan said:

She was at entry port in 2016,  CBO came to know  from her mobile and email while scrutinized her mobile that she had worked unauthorisely on visit  visa and then based on that she was reported to stay back at airport for paper work with 5 years ban in 2016.Yes they deined her entry 

Ok then she wasn’t deported. You must have gotten mixed up information. Deportation comes with a ban, denial at entry does not. Regardless, if she has a visa on her passport she should be fine. 

[Ryan H 3,819]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Progress Reports to Waivers forum.

[Franco007 27]

She is good to go since her CR1 was approved and her entry refusal does not warrant a ban. whenever you are denied entry without a ban, you can always seek another visa for reentry which she has done and gotten approved. This time make sure you adjust her status to resident from CR1 before she does any kind of work.

 

Good luck!!!!

[Boiler 45,820]

CR1 is an immigrant visa

3 hours ago, Franco007 said:

She is good to go since her CR1 was approved and her entry refusal does not warrant a ban. whenever you are denied entry without a ban, you can always seek another visa for reentry which she has done and gotten approved. This time make sure you adjust her status to resident from CR1 before she does any kind of work.

 

Good luck!!!!

 

[Roel 7,192]

5 hours ago, Franco007 said:

She is good to go since her CR1 was approved and her entry refusal does not warrant a ban. whenever you are denied entry without a ban, you can always seek another visa for reentry which she has done and gotten approved. This time make sure you adjust her status to resident from CR1 before she does any kind of work.

 

Good luck!!!!

You don't need to adjust status from cr1. She can work instantly. Please make sure you're giving people correct info. 

[Franco007 27]

16 hours ago, Roel said:

You don't need to adjust status from cr1. She can work instantly. Please make sure you're giving people correct info. 

That is what i thought too as my spouse is coming in as a IR1 which is even an immigrant without conditions not like the CR1 that has conditions. But i was told otherwise by a staff at USCIS when i went in for an infopass appointment on what next after she gets her waiver approved and granted the IR1 visa.  The officer said i have have to file adjustment of status when she gets here.

 

So i guess USCIS is the one giving wrong information then!!!

Edited March 10, 2018 by Franco007

[geowrian 22,337]

Not unusual for them to do so...but no immigrant visa requires AOS after entry. Heck, a requirement of the I-485 (AOS) is that you must not be an LPR already.

[Franco007 27]

3 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Not unusual for them to do so...but no immigrant visa requires AOS after entry. Heck, a requirement of the I-485 (AOS) is that you must not be an LPR already.

That is what i thought too but will see when my spouse gets here, maybe the officer was wrong.

[Rajnayan 0]

On 09/03/2018 at 8:02 AM, Franco007 said:

She is good to go since her CR1 was approved and her entry refusal does not warrant a ban. whenever you are denied entry without a ban, you can always seek another visa for reentry which she has done and gotten approved. This time make sure you adjust her status to resident from CR1 before she does any kind of work.

 

Good luck!!!!

Thank you for your response. As per report which she had signed it states clearly she has 5 years ban effective 2016when she was not allowed to enter at the airport as CBO came to know that she was working unauthorisely when she was on B1/B2 tourist visa, in 2016 also she was traveling on same tourist visa which valid till 2021, but when they scrutinized her mobile they came to know that she worked on tourist visa that the reason they stopped her and prepared report which resulted 5 years ban and inadmissible so she was sent back to home country with next connecting flight with 5 years ban. But now during her CR1 interview her visa got approved at consular they didn't asked to file waiver. So I m confused whether she will still face problems port of entry? Please advise

 

Thank you

[Rajnayan 0]

Hi friends,

 

As mentioned earlier, my friend CR1 visa was approved, but unfortunately she received 221g asking saying that her visa is been refused when she went to collect her passport. Consulate gave her white letter 221g asking her to submit her exact employment dates in United States while she was on B1/B2 visa during 2015-16. She has responded 221g few days back, now she is worried what will happen next in terms of visa, which was approved earlier last week and now refused with 221g. Please advise. 

Thank you

 

Have a lovely n blessed day friends

[Boiler 45,820]

On 3/9/2018 at 5:38 PM, Franco007 said:

That is what i thought too as my spouse is coming in as a IR1 which is even an immigrant without conditions not like the CR1 that has conditions but i was told by a staff at USCIS when i went in for an infopass appointment on what next after she gets her waiver approved and granted the IR1 visa that i have have to file adjustment of status when she gets here. So i guess USCIS is the one giving wrong information then.

I assume she will not be issued her visa and will need a I212 maybe an I601 for misrep.

[Devan 3]

On 3/10/2018 at 6:21 AM, Franco007 said:

That is what i thought too but will see when my spouse gets here, maybe the officer was wrong.

 Form I-751, Petition to Remove the Conditions of Residence.  For reference.