10 year bar expiring

[Michele1003 12]

After my husbands 10 year bar expires do we still need to file the waiver? He wasn’t deported 

[Boiler 45,486]

no waiver needed

[ae89ramirez 10]

23 minutes ago, Michele1003 said:

After my husbands 10 year bar expires do we still need to file the waiver? He wasn’t deported 

If the only condition he was given was his 10 year ban, then no need for a waiver since he has completed his time for the condition. 

[Visitor User 253]

I thought you can file a petition to reverse the bar? Or the 601A waiver?

 

The 10 year bar does not apply unless you depart USA. 

Edited August 6, 2018 by Visitor User

[ae89ramirez 10]

1 minute ago, Visitor User said:

I thought you can file a petition to reverse the bar? Or the 601A waiver?

Being that he is most likely not in the US since he’s completing his ban. He doesn’t qualify for the I601A, which is available for those here in the US.... He should be eligible for a i601 which is the same thing only different locations that the packet is sent to. Unless, of course he for some reason doesn’t qualify for the waiver then he must complete his 10  year ban

[Michele1003 12]

21 minutes ago, ae89ramirez said:

Being that he is most likely not in the US since he’s completing his ban. He doesn’t qualify for the I601A, which is available for those here in the US.... He should be eligible for a i601 which is the same thing only different locations that the packet is sent to. Unless, of course he for some reason doesn’t qualify for the waiver then he must complete his 10  year ban

He didn’t qualify for a waiver but someone said he needs the 212 waiver so I’m confused 

[Visitor User 253]

25 minutes ago, ae89ramirez said:

Being that he is most likely not in the US since he’s completing his ban. He doesn’t qualify for the I601A, which is available for those here in the US.... He should be eligible for a i601 which is the same thing only different locations that the packet is sent to. Unless, of course he for some reason doesn’t qualify for the waiver then he must complete his 10  year ban

Can they apply for non immigrant visa on a ban?

[Michele1003 12]

2 minutes ago, Visitor User said:

Can they apply for non immigrant visa on a ban?

 

2 minutes ago, Visitor User said:

Can they apply for non immigrant visa on a ban?

I do not believe so but his ban is almost over. It ends in June 2020 so I’m just trying to figure out if he needs a 212 

[Visitor User 253]

Just now, Michele1003 said:

 

I do not believe so but his ban is almost over. It ends in June 2020 so I’m just trying to figure out if he needs a 212 

He left voluntarily? 

[Michele1003 12]

Yes

[Visitor User 253]

8 minutes ago, Michele1003 said:

Yes

245i and/or then 601 waiver was available upon qualification. Was he in 2010?

[Michele1003 12]

11 minutes ago, Visitor User said:

245i and/or then 601 waiver was available upon qualification. Was he in 2010?

yes but he went back to mexico on his own. i lived there for a little bit then came back and filed for a fiance visa. fiancé visa was denied and not eligible for a waiver section 212(a)(9)(B)(II) and section 212(a)(9)(C)(I) and given a 10 year bar. now his 10 year bar is ending in 2020 and i am reading in some places i need the 212 waiver and some places saying I do not. I am very confused.

[Boiler 45,486]

9C is a lifetime ban waiverable after 10 years.

[Visitor User 253]

2 minutes ago, Boiler said:

9C is a lifetime ban waiverable after 10 years.

All lifetime bans regardless of violation can be waived after the 10 years?

 

Does the overstay unlawful presence in USA count towards the 10 year ban?

 

Example: 5 years overstay in USA and 5 years outside of USA?

[Boiler 45,486]

1 hour ago, Visitor User said:

All lifetime bans regardless of violation can be waived after the 10 years?

 

Does the overstay unlawful presence in USA count towards the 10 year ban?

 

Example: 5 years overstay in USA and 5 years outside of USA?

Some can be waived immediately

 

Ban kicks in when you leave.