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Is any waiver needed after 10 years?

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Trying to help out some in-laws - they have a son born here in the US who is now 21. The family was living here in the US without any documentation. They entered without inspection back in the late 90s and returned to Mexico 12 years ago. Never any contact with CBP. They triggered the 10 year ban when they returned to Mexico but have since been out of the US for the full 10 years. Their eldest son will return to the US to sponsor his mother to immigrate here.

 

Is a waiver (or any other extra paperwork) needed to overcome the ban?

 

 
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