questions on waivers

[tonyr7 0]

i was deported from the US after CIS claim my wife withdrew support for my I-485 I have a 10 yr ban.

I had entered on the Visa Waiver. My wife and I have applied for k3 and my consular interview is scheduled for next week. I am aware that i will need to file I-601, I-212 or both, and have the forms and all info for both. I guess I'm concerned about the waivers being approved. Anyone ever had a similar situation?

[kitkat1 5]

i was deported from the US after CIS claim my wife withdrew support for my I-485 I have a 10 yr ban.

I had entered on the Visa Waiver. My wife and I have applied for k3 and my consular interview is scheduled for next week. I am aware that i will need to file I-601, I-212 or both, and have the forms and all info for both. I guess I'm concerned about the waivers being approved. Anyone ever had a similar situation?

Try www.immigrate2us.net

Are you saying you were deported and never left or were deported and somehow were able to re-enter on VWP? 212 is required for deportation but I would be concerned that you will be deported at the interview if you still have an outstanding deportation order.

[tonyr7 0]

i was deported from the US after CIS claim my wife withdrew support for my I-485 I have a 10 yr ban.

I had entered on the Visa Waiver. My wife and I have applied for k3 and my consular interview is scheduled for next week. I am aware that i will need to file I-601, I-212 or both, and have the forms and all info for both. I guess I'm concerned about the waivers being approved. Anyone ever had a similar situation?

Try www.immigrate2us.net

Are you saying you were deported and never left or were deported and somehow were able to re-enter on VWP? 212 is required for deportation but I would be concerned that you will be deported at the interview if you still have an outstanding deportation order.

i originally entered on vwpp thats was back in 2002 they accepted my applications renewed my EAD's up until 2006 when i was deported back to australia Im here now awaiting my interview in sydney next week

[ARodrigues 0]

Sorry, I'm not of much help, but wanted to say hi because my husband and I live in Jacksonville, too!

[kitkat1 5]

i originally entered on vwpp thats was back in 2002 they accepted my applications renewed my EAD's up until 2006 when i was deported back to australia Im here now awaiting my interview in sydney next week

Deportation requires a 212 waiver and hardship letter.

http://www.rreeves.com/news_article.asp?aid=379

evidence of hardship to an alien’s United States family is considered essential for a successful I-212 waiver. Indeed, almost all families suffer hardship as a result of the separation caused by immigration removal. However, an I-212 waiver should evidence hardship that is unusual, whether that hardship includes health, financial, education or personal considerations such as close relatives in the United States or length of residence in the United States. Immigration officials will also take into consideration special factors such as cultural, language, religious and ethnic obstacles. A well-prepared I-212 waiver should demonstrate hardship above and beyond what immigration official might be used to seeing.

An alien needs more than just an I-212 waiver to return to the United States, but the good news is that the I-212 waiver may be combined with other required waivers. As with applying for any immigration benefit, an alien should be prepared to rise far above the minimum. Although the I-212 form is just one page, a proper I-212 waiver is a well-documented and voluminous request to return to the United States and should be at least one inch thick or more of supporting documentation and well written declarations explaining and presenting why they should be granted a waiver.

[tonyr7 0]

i originally entered on vwpp thats was back in 2002 they accepted my applications renewed my EAD's up until 2006 when i was deported back to australia Im here now awaiting my interview in sydney next week

Deportation requires a 212 waiver and hardship letter.

http://www.rreeves.com/news_article.asp?aid=379

evidence of hardship to an alien’s United States family is considered essential for a successful I-212 waiver. Indeed, almost all families suffer hardship as a result of the separation caused by immigration removal. However, an I-212 waiver should evidence hardship that is unusual, whether that hardship includes health, financial, education or personal considerations such as close relatives in the United States or length of residence in the United States. Immigration officials will also take into consideration special factors such as cultural, language, religious and ethnic obstacles. A well-prepared I-212 waiver should demonstrate hardship above and beyond what immigration official might be used to seeing.

An alien needs more than just an I-212 waiver to return to the United States, but the good news is that the I-212 waiver may be combined with other required waivers. As with applying for any immigration benefit, an alien should be prepared to rise far above the minimum. Although the I-212 form is just one page, a proper I-212 waiver is a well-documented and voluminous request to return to the United States and should be at least one inch thick or more of supporting documentation and well written declarations explaining and presenting why they should be granted a waiver.

thanks again

i have put together what i believe to be a very strong package it includes doctors letters,my wifes cancer diagnosis and treatment regime,congressional letters of support, also requesting expidited processing,letters from both our employers and several character references I pray it will be enough

[strandedlost 0]

what "exactly" was the reason for your deportation??? an application that was withdrwan? an overstay??? a crime???

[tonyr7 0]

what "exactly" was the reason for your deportation??? an application that was withdrwan? an overstay??? a crime???

they denied my I485 application when they claimed my wife withdrew support,then arrested and detained and deported me on the grounds of inadmissability.

i have had my consular interview in sydney, at which point i had to file I-601 and I212 waivers. We are now awaiting adjudication of those waivers in Bangkok