Deportation documents & CBP FOAI [merged threads]

[Crazy Cat 41,922]

40 minutes ago, James1998 said:

I was told specifically I was not banned but never allowed to use an esta again and would need a b2 to travel. This was also over 5 years ago now

Getting back to your original question, you were given good answers in the other threads.  I think you need to get the deportation documents if you were removed. 

Edited May 8 by Crazy Cat

[James1998 12]

Thankyou. Looking on this website I need to contact uscis not cbp? 

[Boiler 45,585]

You were allowed to withdraw you application for entry.

[James1998 12]

What do you mean ?

[Family 4,014]

You were never Deported. ..simply denied entry. …
Do spend some time rereading your thread, maybe will get some clarity.

[James1998 12]

I am useless with things like this. I have some people saying I was deported and others saying I wasn’t. I’m just going to fill out the FOIA with USCIS. 

[Crazy Cat 41,922]

32 minutes ago, Family said:

You were never Deported. ..simply denied entry. …
Do spend some time rereading your thread, maybe will get some clarity.

"the stamp in my passport is “removed in accordance”".  that sounds like expedited removal.

Edited May 8 by Crazy Cat

[Family 4,014]

4 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

"the stamp in my passport is “removed in accordance”".  that sounds like expedited removal.

The OP wrote “ refused” was stamped . ..

Nonetheless , be it ER or refused the records are with CBP

[Crazy Cat 41,922]

7 minutes ago, Family said:

The OP wrote “ refused” was stamped . ..

Nonetheless , be it ER or refused the records are with CBP

Actually, OP also wrote (in the last thread which was merged here) "Our lawyer said as the stamp in my passport is “removed in accordance” ..........She said the esta was cancelled and I was removed. "  I agree that CBP is the record holder.😄  and I also know that 5 years have passed, anyway. 

Edited May 8 by Crazy Cat

[James1998 12]

Sorry! I’ve just realised my mistake ! It said “refused in accordance”

[James1998 12]

11 minutes ago, Family said:

The OP wrote “ refused” was stamped . ..

Nonetheless , be it ER or refused the records are with CBP

But if it was just refused not ER that means I wasn’t deported? 

[Family 4,014]

2 minutes ago, James1998 said:

But if it was just refused not ER that means I wasn’t deported? 

You , still need to get your record , but definitely stop referring to it as a deportation . 
 

[James1998 12]

Okay that’s what I’m going to do. It says online to go through uscis not cbp though. Last time I will mention it but if it was not “deportation” then do you think I could put on NVC cannot get the document and explain why. 

[Family 4,014]

18 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

Actually, OP also wrote (in the last thread which was merged here) "Our lawyer said as the stamp in my passport is “removed in accordance” ..........She said the esta was cancelled and I was removed. "  I agree that CBP is the record holder.😄  and I also know that 5 years have passed, anyway. 

I did not see that . If OP was removed t border , the Expedited Removal was w CBP . ..so no use for EOIR or USCIS. 
 

Thank you for pointing out the discrepancy …at this point a copy of passport page upload would help 

[James1998 12]

1 minute ago, Family said:

I did not see that . If OP was removed t border , the Expedited Removal was w CBP . ..so no use for EOIR or USCIS. 
 

Thank you for pointing out the discrepancy …at this point a copy of passport page upload would help 

I corrected myself it was “refused in accordance”