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K-1 Visa after being Deported is it Possible

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the_deported Rookie

the_deported   0

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Dear Readers ,

I will first let you know about my storry ..

I came to the US back on december 2001 as student with an F1 Visa , and I was studing until 2003 ,oct 2003 I stoped going to college , what made me lose my Students status , then I met My Fiancé , For some reason I got detained my INS then Removed from US back to my Home country on Nov 17, 2004, ( the only reason that I got deported for is that I became Illegal ) I still Have clean Record ...

I lost contact with My fiancé while I was INS guest , after I went back to my home country I got in touch with my fiancé ,then she came to visit me in my country and we planed to get married , she didn't have the required document's so I told her to go back to the US and to find out if she can file the I-129f ..

This is the question do I have chances to have the I-129f approved , is there anything else that I can do .. do I have chances to come back to USA ..

thanks for reading me

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kaydee457 Experienced

kaydee457   13

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Dear Readers ,

I will first let you know about my storry ..

I came to the US back on december 2001 as student with an F1 Visa , and I was studing until 2003 ,oct 2003 I stoped going to college , what made me lose my Students status , then I met My Fiancé , For some reason I got detained my INS then Removed from US back to my Home country on Nov 17, 2004, ( the only reason that I got deported for is that I became Illegal ) I still Have clean Record ...

I lost contact with My fiancé while I was INS guest , after I went back to my home country I got in touch with my fiancé ,then she came to visit me in my country and we planed to get married , she didn't have the required document's so I told her to go back to the US and to find out if she can file the I-129f ..

This is the question do I have chances to have the I-129f approved , is there anything else that I can do .. do I have chances to come back to USA ..

thanks for reading me

I think you should do a search on "10 year ban". I recall reading here in these forums that once you've become "illegal" and they actually deport you then you are banned from re-entry to the U.S. for 10 years.

If I'm wrong I'm sure I'll be corrected in short order.

In the meantime you should do the search and read up on the details of such "bans".........

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Saddle Bronc Grand Master

Saddle Bronc   124

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I would suggest your USC fiancée contact a good imm lawyer such as:

  • Ron Gotcher
  • Jim Eiss
  • Joe Grasmick

ASAP, and ask to do a conference-call consultation with you.

2005/07/10 I-129F filed for Pras

2005/11/07 I-129F approved, forwarded to NVC--to Chennai Consulate 2005/11/14

2005/12/02 Packet-3 received from Chennai

2005/12/21 Visa Interview Date

2006/04/04 Pras' entry into US at DTW

2006/04/15 Church Wedding at Novi (Detroit suburb), MI

2006/05/01 AOS Packet (I-485/I-131/I-765) filed at Chicago

2006/08/23 AP and EAD approved. Two down, 1.5 to go

2006/10/13 Pras' I-485 interview--APPROVED!

2006/10/27 Pras' conditional GC arrives -- .5 to go (2 yrs to Conditions Removal)

2008/07/21 I-751 (conditions removal) filed

2008/08/22 I-751 biometrics completed

2009/06/18 I-751 approved

2009/07/03 10-year GC received; last 0.5 done!

2009/07/23 Pras files N-400

2009/11/16 My 46TH birthday, Pras N-400 approved

2010/03/18 Pras' swear-in

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charmac7 Explorer

charmac7   4

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You may be eligible to file a waiver (I-212) to overcome the deportation

a lawyer is not necessary if you are willing to do alot of research

check on the USCIS website and also check at

wwwimmigrate2us.net in the waiver forums.

good luck

Char

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Jasman0717 Grand Master

Jasman0717   9

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You will have some sort of ban to deal with. I suggest you seek legal advice. Good luck

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"Life is hard; it's harder if you're stupid." John Wayne

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zyggy Experienced

zyggy   9

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You will have some sort of ban to deal with. I suggest you seek legal advice. Good luck

Yes, you can get a K1 visa if you have been deported.. However, you will need to obtain two waivers in order to get it. The first is the I-601 waiver to overcome your inadmissibility due to your ban. The second is the I-212 waiver to overcome your removal. They are filed at the consulate after you have been denied your visa due to your deportation.

These two waivers require specific legal advice. We have a forum here for these types of waivers. But these waivers need specialized legal advice as they must be worded in a proper way to be successful and how they are worded is specific to your own situation and the circumstances behind your removal. You can ask at our forum to get the names of some attorneys that specialize in waivers. In addition, there is a relatively mature I-601/I-212 forum at www.immigrate2us.com.

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charmac7 Explorer

charmac7   4

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You do not need a lawyer to file a waiver

many people including myself have filed sucessful waivers without using an lawyer.....if you do feel the need to seek legal advice.....check to ensure you are dealing with a lawyer who is experienced in filing waivers, many of them are not.....a good one is Laural Scott....she holds an open chat on Wednesday nights....check over at www. immigrate2us.net she posts over there and also has a very good post in regards to filing your own waiver with tips on hardships etc. I have copied and pasted it here

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=316

Good luck

Char

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Kajikit Proficient

Kajikit   65

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I would strongly suggest you talk to a good lawyer about your case... you could file the waivers for it yourself but it's something that's much more difficult than just filling out some paperwork...

Karen - Melbourne, Australia/John - Florida, USA

- Proposal (20 August 2000) to marriage (19 December 2004) - 4 years, 3 months, 25 days (1,578 days)

STAGE 1 - Applying for K1 (15 September 2003) to K1 Approval (13 July 2004) - 9 months, 29 days (303 days)

STAGE 2A - Arriving in US (4 Nov 2004) to AOS Application (16 April 2005) - 5 months, 13 days (164 days)

STAGE 2B - Applying for AOS to GC Approval - 9 months, 4 days (279 days)

STAGE 3 - Lifting Conditions. Filing (19 Dec 2007) to Approval (December 11 2008)

STAGE 4 - CITIZENSHIP (filing under 5-year rule - residency start date on green card Jan 11th, 2006)

*N400 filed December 15, 2011

*Interview March 12, 2012

*Oath Ceremony March 23, 2012.

ALL DONE!!!!!!!!

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