expedited removal paperwork

[Leeahh 10]

Going through the process of expedited removal.. is it normal to not have has any stamps or writing issued in your passport?

Also, no paperwork that states/lists your ban?

The only paperwork ever given through the whole process was the I-860. Only thing included in that paper was a written paragraph stating inadmissible under section 212 (a)(7)(a)(I)(I) and what that meant..

 

is it normal to have such a lack of documentation from an expedited removal?

[Crazy Cat 41,887]

• "Intending Immigrant [INA § 212(a)(7)(A)(i)(I)] – This is the most common ground of inadmissibility applied under INA § 212(a)(7).  Any foreign national who seeks to enter the U.S. and remain here permanently, or who is suspected of seeking to enter the U.S. and remain here permanently, but who does not have the proper documents to demonstrate that s/he has authorization to do so, is inadmissible."

On what basis were you trying to enter the US?

[geowrian 22,337]

37 minutes ago, Leeahh said:

Going through the process of expedited removal.. is it normal to not have has any stamps or writing issued in your passport?

Also, no paperwork that states/lists your ban?

Correct. You can be issued a bar without anything being written.

 

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The only paperwork ever given through the whole process was the I-860. Only thing included in that paper was a written paragraph stating inadmissible under section 212 (a)(7)(a)(I)(I) and what that meant..

 

is it normal to have such a lack of documentation from an expedited removal?

Typically they would inform you verbally and provide a document marking that you were being removed.

Did the document indicate a withdrawal of application, or did it state removal?

 

INA 212(a)(7)(a) means they thought you were intending to immigrate or otherwise stay in the US but were not using a visa that permitted doing so (i.e. a tourist, student, etc.).

Edited February 8, 2019 by geowrian

[Lemonslice 4,852]

32 minutes ago, Leeahh said:

Going through the process of expedited removal.. is it normal to not have has any stamps or writing issued in your passport?

Also, no paperwork that states/lists your ban?

The only paperwork ever given through the whole process was the I-860. Only thing included in that paper was a written paragraph stating inadmissible under section 212 (a)(7)(a)(I)(I) and what that meant..

 

is it normal to have such a lack of documentation from an expedited removal?

Are you currently being removed, or has it happened in the past?

[geowrian 22,337]

3 minutes ago, Lemonslice said:

Are you currently being removed, or has it happened in the past?

OP's past posts indicates it was in the past.

[Leeahh 10]

51 minutes ago, Lemonslice said:

Are you currently being removed, or has it happened in the past?

This was in the past.. almost 2 years ago. 

I crossed back into the US using a visitor visa and they deported me. ( I had a previous overstay, but was granted a b2 to travel with the agent knowing I had over stayed).. crossed into Mexico for lunch (border town) and upon entry, I was denied based on the overstay from the year before.

 

No stamps, there actually never verbally told me either. They lied a lot and gave false information to me about the process.. so its frustrating to walk away and have no paperwork to refer to..

Only because Id like to already be aware of the waiver(s) needed and such to reapply.. (filing location, etc )

 

[Leeahh 10]

1 hour ago, geowrian said:

Correct. You can be issued a bar without anything being written.

 

Typically they would inform you verbally and provide a document marking that you were being removed.

Did the document indicate a withdrawal of application, or did it state removal?

 

INA 212(a)(7)(a) means they thought you were intending to immigrate or otherwise stay in the US but were not using a visa that permitted doing so (i.e. a tourist, student, etc.).

They never told me anything verbally. It stated removal, they didn't give me an option to withdrawl. 

I also requested my FOIA and there is no information on it either about my ban... I cant access that information anywhere.

2 hours ago, missileman said:

• "Intending Immigrant [INA § 212(a)(7)(A)(i)(I)] – This is the most common ground of inadmissibility applied under INA § 212(a)(7).  Any foreign national who seeks to enter the U.S. and remain here permanently, or who is suspected of seeking to enter the U.S. and remain here permanently, but who does not have the proper documents to demonstrate that s/he has authorization to do so, is inadmissible."

On what basis were you trying to enter the US?

I was visiting on a B2, had a wedding and a graduation to attend