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Lah Kolorah   1

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My husband was deported and now the forms I601 and I212 will be needed to continue our process. As I was reading the instructions it states that once he goes to his interview at the US consulate he is going to be told he is "inadmissible" and that's when we file this 2 forms together. Anybody knows how long it could take for those forms to be processed?

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28 minutes ago, Lah Kolorah said:

My husband was deported and now the forms I601 and I212 will be needed to continue our process. As I was reading the instructions it states that once he goes to his interview at the US consulate he is going to be told he is "inadmissible" and that's when we file this 2 forms together. Anybody knows how long it could take for those forms to be processed?

It is not a set time, processing time vary but allow a year?

 

Not really a form more a waiver package, do you have a Lawyer who specialises in these?

 

 

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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I would suggest looking through posts in the Waiver forum on this site and look for similar cases to get a timeline. But as Boiler mentions, it's not something that has very predictable processing times. Your lawyer should also be able to give you an idea of the waiting times. By the way, you're not in a do it yourself situation anymore. You need a lawyer experienced in filing waivers.

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  When he goes for is interview he will be denied and then he will be told IF he can file a waiver(s)  not all people can file.  It is much more than filling out the forms and handing them in ( You actually start the filing just like the I130 )   You have to prove the hardship to you the U person that overcomes his inadmissibility  .  Not everyone gets approved  

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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Good luck on your visa journey.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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That's exactly what happened with me, went to interview and was denied and luckily they said I'm eligible for a waiver since it depends on the reason or reasons for the deportation,  it took my lawyer who specializes in immigration waivers almost 3 months to get everything together and file it, took me 11 months to get the approval which was last feb, went for a second interview on May 22 and got verbally approved and nothing else was requested, it's been over 2 months and still no visa but I know I'll get it soon enough. 

 

Good luck and get a good lawyer, waivers are not easily approved, I know mine was very difficult because of what was requested from our lawyer but it was worth it. 

 

Forgot to mention that my visa is for an F1 category 

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1 minute ago, Adam A said:

That's exactly what happened with me, went to interview and was denied and luckily they said I'm eligible for a waiver since it depends on the reason or reasons for the deportation,  it took my lawyer who specializes in immigration waivers almost 3 months to get everything together and file it, took me 11 months to get the approval which was last feb, went for a second interview on May 22 and got verbally approved and nothing else was requested, it's been over 2 months and still no visa but I know I'll get it soon enough. 

 

Good luck and get a good lawyer, waivers are not easily approved, I know mine was very difficult because of what was requested from our lawyer but it was worth it. 

I appreciate your input, I know at some point we will get a lawyer. Am currently just trying to understand the process and am educating myself reading all the instructions and all details so I know what to expect. 

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2 minutes ago, Lah Kolorah said:

I appreciate your input, I know at some point we will get a lawyer. Am currently just trying to understand the process and am educating myself reading all the instructions and all details so I know what to expect. 

That's a good start. First thing my lawyer checked was how long I was banned from US, which was 10 years because of my stupity when I was a teenager, second she checked if I'm eligible for a waiver since not everyone is. 

 

I would check those 2 main important issues first then go from there.  

 

Good luck

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

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June 21, 2010: Engaged!!!
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September 23, 2013: Received NOA1 in mail (receipt date September 19th)

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On 7/24/2019 at 7:31 PM, Adam A said:

That's a good start. First thing my lawyer checked was how long I was banned from US, which was 10 years because of my stupity when I was a teenager, second she checked if I'm eligible for a waiver since not everyone is. 

 

I would check those 2 main important issues first then go from there.  

 

Good luck

Hi, just read this. 

How did you find out about the ban? Were you deported when you were a F1 visa student?

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