212(a)(7)(1)(I) Waiver and urgent help

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Hello Everyone I have been a member of this group for almost a year now if not more, it’s my first time am posting here too but I always get or find all solutions to my request by just reading thread. Today I am here with my brother and his wife n kids problem they were given a B1/B2 visa to visit US which the wife and the kids did but my brother couldn’t make it with them because he his leave letter was not granted on time at his place of work finally he was letter granted and he travel but he was stop and by cbp and hold him for hours before he voluntarily return back home and they wrote this on his passport 212(a)(7)(1)(I) and ask him to reappy thou his wife and kids return after spending one month holiday so they try to renew their visa and husband repalying but they all got refused with this written on their passport cancel without prejudice stamped on their passport please I’m here to know or get whatever useful information that will help them reply to visit again.my question is what kind of waiver is apply to them and what’s the steps to take to seek reapply from the embassy. Thanks y’all as I waited to ready details messages 

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13 minutes ago, Degreatest21 said:

Hello Everyone I have been a member of this group for almost a year now if not more, it’s my first time am posting here too but I always get or find all solutions to my request by just reading thread. Today I am here with my brother and his wife n kids problem they were given a B1/B2 visa to visit US, which the wife and the kids did but my brother couldn’t make it with them because he his leave letter was not granted on time at his place of work finally he was letter granted and he travel but he was stop by cbp and hold him for hours before he voluntarily return back home and they wrote this on his passport 212(a)(7)(1)(I) and ask him to reappy thou his wife and kids return after spending one month holiday so they try to renew their visa and husband repalying but they all got refused with this written on their passport (cancel without prejudice) stamped on their passport please I’m here to know or get whatever useful information that will help them reply to visit again.my question is what kind of waiver is apply to them and what’s the steps to take to seek reapply from the embassy. Thanks y’all as I waited to ready details messages 

 

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Basically CBP did not believe he would be returning home after his stay in the US....what were the questions asked of him at the border, and what were his replies?

 

Going forwards, he needs to show strong ties to his home country compelling him to return.

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1 hour ago, Going through said:

Basically CBP did not believe he would be returning home after his stay in the US....what were the questions asked of him at the border, and what were his replies?

 

Going forwards, he needs to show strong ties to his home country compelling him to return.

He was ask where in the states he’s going said Maryland and after that they ask him where in Maryland he forgot to mention Baltimore that’s how the whole thing change from been stamped admitted to be return voluntarily please I just want to know what kind of waiver will help him out thanks for your response thou I appreciate 

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There is no waiver, if they want to apply again they can do so.

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They already did but they were all rejected that’s why it’s confusing 

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What is confusing? Sounds they were found not eligible for a B.

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55 minutes ago, Degreatest21 said:

They already did but they were all rejected that’s why it’s confusing 

B visas (visitor visas) are not like immigrant visas (family visas). If they are rejected, then it means they are simply rejected. They do not get the same benefit of having their cases reviewed or reconsidered like a family visa.

 

They can apply again, or as often as they want, but if the CO still believes they are a risk they will not be given a visitor visa. There is nothing more for them to do.

 

Quick questions, what country are they from? How long were they planning on staying? How often did they use their B2 before?

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No waiver. And he didn’t get denied entry because of a leave letter. 

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Thanks you very much for your response I appreciate it a lot 

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25 minutes ago, NuestraUnion said:

B visas (visitor visas) are not like immigrant visas (family visas). If they are rejected, then it means they are simply rejected. They do not get the same benefit of having their cases reviewed or reconsidered like a family visa.

 

They can apply again, or as often as they want, but if the CO still believes they are a risk they will not be given a visitor visa. There is nothing more for them to do.

 

Quick questions, what country are they from? How long were they planning on staying? How often did they use their B2 before?

The wife and her 3 kids spend just a month and return and the husband inadmissible and he return with his return ticket they only plan to spend 4 weeks and they’re from Ghana 

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Did you or someone else petition for an immigrant visa for them?

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Just now, gregcrs2 said:

Did you or someone else petition for an immigrant visa for them?

Not at all they’re just trying to visit they’re not planing of staying or anything 

[WeGuyGal 1,052]

It'll be difficult for them to be granted another B visa in the near future. CBP suspected something was off if they not only refused him entry, but cancelled the family visas. Ghana is a tough embassy to get a B visa in the first place, CBP didn't think the family was returning home.