James Belinda's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: James Beneficiary's Name: Celia B VJ Member: James Belinda Country: Mexico Last Updated: 2021-09-28 |
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Immigration Checklist for James & Celia B:
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Timeline Comments: 15
Gavin68 on 2019-01-13 said:Hope your interview goes well. We did ours last year, was very simple.
James Belinda on 2019-01-21 said:Thanks! we are going to Juarez by end February, hopefully will be updating the timeline by early March once we have It approved it. WE have been married for 3 years.
Gavin68 on 2019-04-16 said:Sorry to hear about your outcome. You're definitely going to want to consult with a lawyer on that.
James Belinda on 2019-04-16 said: James Belinda on 2019-04-16 said:thank you Gavin68, we are now working on getting all the evidence to the lawyer to submit with the waiver. This has been so far one of the most traumatic experiences in my life. I don't even have parking tickets now it turns out we need an attorney to fix my legal immigration status. I am seriously concern. :(
Gavin68 on 2019-04-17 said:If it was due to unlawful presence in the US, I believe there are waivers available. But its imperative to use a lawyer to navigate the complexities of the US immigration system. It's not easy and you should seek professional help, but I am sure it will work out for you. Good luck.
Trac3rt on 2019-04-18 said:Sorry to hear about the outcome of your visa interview. Any idea what may have been the problem? Which waiver are you applying for? Wishing you the best of luck.
Ben & Katy on 2019-04-18 said:Belinda,
What happened??? I thought you were a sure thing to get the visa. I don't know how they found you to be inadmissible since you always come to the USA with a visa. You two also lived apart all this time....I am so sorry to hear this.....
James Belinda on 2019-04-22 said:thank you for all your comments, yes, we are working with a Lawyer now to issue the waiver in the correct way.
James Belinda on 2019-04-22 said:Gavin68 I never crossed illegally not misuse my tourist visa, but the Consular officer lady didn't ask me for any evidence, all she gave was a blue sheet with a INA code and that's all.
James Belinda on 2019-04-22 said: Trac3rt the consular officer said that I said to her that under oat that I did intended to live in USA with my tourist visa when I didn't say that to her, she asked me all in a not so clear Spanish and when I tried to speak in English she responded to me no so clear Spanish. and now, that "misunderstanding on her end" is costing us 4 thousand dollars(waiver+ lawyer fees) and more time in waiting.
Dalila Gonzalez on 2019-10-06 said:Wait I’m not understanding, if you were applying for an ir1 or a cr1 visa of course you were intending on living in the United States. A waiver is to ask for a pardon but be pardoned from what?
Dalila Gonzalez on 2019-10-06 said:Wait I’m not understanding, if you were applying for an ir1 or a cr1 visa of course you were intending on living in the United States. A waiver is to ask for a pardon but be pardoned from what?
Gavin68 on 2021-09-28 said:Have you entered the US yet?
James Belinda on 2021-09-28 said:yes on November 2020.
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