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Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)After we denied in k1 we have plan to get married in and apply for k3
QUOTE (uscandual @ Feb 11 2009, 05:02 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (MadzCarl2008 @ Feb 12 2009, 12:25 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
First of all i just wanna say hi and hello to everyone again...

My problem before why i got denied in my interview for k1 is b'coz of my previous marriage that i didn't already have the decision's yet..
and my fiancee and i have plan to get married after i received my decision's...
I just wanna know if there's any conflict about filing again from denying in k1 and we go changing for k3...
i just worried about the grilled question in embassy and aside on that to have a problem with the USCIS also..
as for now we have no idea what to do on that stuff..or we can apply the k1 again no avoid more question..
i am scared for new denying for k3..

Please do help us!!!

thnx.. crying.gif


Hi madz,
I'm glad you decided to come back here and discuss your problem with us again. I hope you can get some helpful advice on VJ,
it seems your problem is indeed a very complicated one.
I can understand that the last time you tried the responses got very noisy and maybe you got afraid to try again.
Thank you for not giving up, and trying again!

People here can probably help you much better if you provide a little bit more information about your case to us.
Thank you for telling us what was on the slip of paper they gave you at your interview, that was helpful.

Here are some other things that can help as well.
As pushbrk has mentioned, if you can tell us what information you (and your fiance) wrote on the petition forms you sent when you began your visa process, especially the questions that deal with your marital status, that is VERY important.

Essentially - the real question we are trying to determine is -- when you first filed the petition for K-1, did you realize at the time that you were still married, and your annulment was not yet done? Or did you have some good reason to believe that you were not married at that time?

I see that you have also removed your timeline information from your profile. Before, you had on your profile that you initially filed for K-1 last year, Feb 2008, and had the interview just now.
Is that true? Maybe if you can explain a bit more about when you filed, and what you filed for, that could help a lot.

In one of your messages today you wrote that on the 212 it said "you are not qualified under labor certification requirements.... "
Is it possible you never applied for a K-1 (fiance) visa at all? Maybe you applied for a work permit visa such as an H visa? And that is what was rejected?
If so that would ENTIRELY change what this discussion is all about.

As you can see, it's hard for us to help when we still have so many questions about your situation. The more you can tell us, the more helpful people can be.

Good luck and best wishes


The indication of INI 212 is incomplete and the way it tends to show up is kind of confusing but there should be some other designators somewhere that look like this. INA sectioin 212(a)(6)©i which would be the appropriate ineligibility for this set of circumstances. That's why I asked for further details. This is definitely a K1 case.

pushbrkMaleChina2009-02-12 00:02:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)k3 visa with criminal history?
QUOTE (2bay @ Dec 16 2008, 06:20 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hi everybody, blush.gif

im reading in this Forum since over an year now, i love the openess and the kindness of the people. Everybody is helpful only with writing down there personell experience in the whole immigration process.

My case is quiet difficult, and thats why i have trouble to find all the answers to my questions, but maybe somebody here can relate to my situation and help me out with some advise.

Im a turkish citizen with a permanent citizenship in germany (meaning im born and raised in germany, but posses a turkish passport). I enterred the states with a tourist visa in august 2006. After 3months i flew to the bahamas with my (fiance, at this time) and when we back enterred the states i got my stay extened for six months. The officers at the bahamian airport simply stamped in my passport. I also left the states during that time to get back to germany for 14days in november 2006. In july 2007 we married in san diego california. We started the AOS process. well till here everything is quiet normal. Unfortunately i left the states in november 2007 again, and this was the biggest mistake in the whole process. Even just a few moths after marriage we already had bad fights and i had till that time suffered 2miscarriages i was emotionally exhausted and i left without thinking twice. As if it wasnt already a complicated case -I also have a criminal record in germany with two listings....shoplifting. Plus when i applied for the tourist visa i did not answered with yes when they asked for criminal history. Well, very embarrasing now., but unfortunately i cant change the hands of time.

Now im since November 2007 back in Germany, and my husband comes every three moths to visit me. Our immigrant attorney in san diego, forwarded my papers to NVC (4weeks ago)and now im waiting for my interview date. I also have to expect that a waiver interview will be neccessary. So i will have to face two interviews. Im so scared that they deny me. I really hope i can go back to the states as soon as possible.

Is anybody out there who can tell me what to expect?


Thanks in advance to everybody who took their time to read my post.

2bay


This has been addressed in your other thread. Why the duplicate post days later?

pushbrkMaleChina2008-12-16 10:03:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Denial chances of DCF???
QUOTE (YuAndDan @ Dec 13 2008, 05:19 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
They can for any visa type.

They deny based on the inadmissibility list, as well as determination of a NON Bona Fide relationship based on the evidence presented to them.

http://travel.state....ities_1364.html

Do you suspect you have red flags that may cause a denial?


DCF cases seldom have problems with bona fides, as they can almost always show evidence of living together and comingling of finances. Nevertheless, each case must stand on its own adn be evaluated based on the totality of circumstances.

pushbrkMaleChina2008-12-13 18:25:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)May need a waiver...
QUOTE (Carlawarla @ Jul 22 2008, 10:24 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (ambymarie @ Jul 22 2008, 11:10 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
So...here's a little background info. I'm the USC, and my fiance is from the UK. He had his interview yesterday and it is now pending blood results. He had his medical in May and everything was fine, but since he had a DUI 18 years ago, his interviewer wanted to do a toxicology blood test on him before granting the visa. Here's the problem, I don't know if they are just testing for alcohol, or other things...he did have a joint last weekend, but this was actually not even realized immediately by him. He bummed a cig from someone and it had pot in it, it's very common in the UK for them to roll their own cigarettes and alot of times, if they roll a joint, it has tobacco in it aswell. He said he smoked about half of it and thought it didn't taste right so tossed it, he's now worried it had pot in it, but he is not a drug user!! I can't believe this is happening, he police report was fine, passed his medical, but I'm afraid they will find pot in his blood test. Is there anyway I can fight this? I mean, could he possibly take another blood test or take random drug tests here in the US to prove he doesn't do drugs?? I'm not sure what to do at this point, I'm not sure if I should get a lawyer and try to waive this or what I should do. Any answers would be appreciated!



You've posted this thread three times now. The real problem is that you've told us two different stories. Here you're saying there may have been pot in a cigarette he smoked yesterday, and in another post you mention he smoked pot from time to time. Smoking pot "time to time" is smoking pot which in actuality is "doing drugs". Not an accident at all which is what you're suggesting happened the other day. Hmmm. As was said in another post, you really don't know what's going to happen, it's all going to depend on what information is in the blood tests come back. I'm not judging your fiance, but you can be guaranteed the US Gov't. will.


Time to be honest with yourself and immigration officials. A material misrepresentation can incur a lifetime ban from entering the US. Don't do the crime unless you're willing to do the time.
pushbrkMaleChina2008-07-22 16:20:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)help
QUOTE (raj @ Nov 9 2007, 09:00 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
My fiancee had her interview on Nov 8, 2007. She was asked question about my age. We have a age difference of 17 years. I am devorced and she is single.
Then she was handed over a sheet .

Can anyone help me.

Thanks.


I'm not sure what help you want. Get them exactly what they asked for. If there is any part of the request to which it is impossible for you to comply, give them a notarized letter explaining why it is not possible. By not possibile, I do not mean "inconvenient".

They don't beleive your relationship is bona fide because not enough evidence was submitted, so submit what they are asking for. If it is sufficient, she'll get the visa.
pushbrkMaleChina2007-11-09 13:21:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Arrested, but never charged....
QUOTE (jasman0717 @ Sep 24 2007, 08:10 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (radsr2002 @ Sep 24 2007, 08:04 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (maxident213 @ Sep 24 2007, 09:06 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hello all

I am new to this site and WOW, there is a lot here to read through. I am a Canadian citizen with an American girlfriend of approx. 3 years and we have been discussing marriage, with me moving to the USA to be with her, if all goes well. I have read through the process of acquiring a K1 visa as well as the requirements that must be met, and I don't foresee any problems, with one possible exception, which I am asking about here:

In October 1999, shortly after my 19th birthday, I was picked up by the police while smoking a joint behind a local bar with a friend of mine. We were both placed under arrest and taken in. They questioned us about this & that and photocopied our IDs before letting us go. No charges were filed, no court appearance, and to this day I have no criminal record. Not so much as a speeding ticket. However, I'm sure the arrest is still on my "permanent record," so to speak, and I am wondering what effect this might have on my K1 proceedings. It will likely appear on my police check, right?

Also, on a related note: I recently took a trip into the USA, and while crossing the border back into Canada, I was one of four people picked off the Greyhound bus for "further questioning" by Canada Border Services. They immediately started asking me all kinds of questions about marijuana. I should mention at this point that I am heavily tattooed and am pretty much used to people thinking I'm a druggie of some sort at first glance. I answered their questions honestly. I still smoke once in a while and admitted this. They asked if I'd had run-ins with the police and I told them what I just told you. After a bunch more marijuana-related questions, they let me go without further hassle. Now, a few days later, I am getting a bit paranoid about what may happen the next time I go across the border. Should I expect harsher scrutiny because of what I told the border guards? I guess I'm now a "confessed drug user" even if I only smoke once a month or less. Should I expect that this admission has been noted on "the record" somewhere, and, if so, is it likely to come up during the course of my K1 processing? I am feeling mighty stupid now for admitting what I admitted, and possibly hurting my chances of getting to marry my girlfriend, but I figured it was better than lying. Anyone have any input on this?

I would really appreciate anything anyone can offer on this subject, I have been a good law-abiding citizen for many years now and just want to make the K1 process as painless as possible. Thank you very much for your time.

- Max


Get a copy of your police report and see what it says. If it says nothing. Then say nothing about it. If it is listed, then you must list it.



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Absolutely. I think a number of the responses you've seen are severe over-reactions. Now had you told the US authorities you still use marijuana, perhaps it might come up in the immigration process but since it was the Canadian Border authorities, I'm pretty sure the incident at your last border crossing would only be an issue if it shows up on the police report. I'd go ahead and get the same report you'll need at the time of any visa interview. If it's clean, you have no issue, at least based on the information you provided. Getting the police report now will mean you may well need to go to the trouble and expense again later but at least you'll know what you're dealing with.
pushbrkMaleChina2007-09-25 02:02:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Arrested, but never charged....
QUOTE (Caladan @ Sep 25 2007, 05:48 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
A consult with an attorney is probably not a bad idea.

A couple of thoughts:
On one of the forms (DS-156K), they ask whether you've been arrested or convicted of any crime or offense. You were arrested; the fact that you weren't convicted surely counts in your favor, but I don't see an honest way to answer that question that isn't 'yes.' I don't think 'pretend it never happened' is an option here, but an attorney can help here.

Some who is a drug abuser can be inadmissible, but how exactly they make that determination is unclear. (It seems sometimes to come up during the medical exam.)


I would get the police report as a first step. You say you were arrested but were you really? It may have felt like an arrest and a police officer may even have said you were arrested but it is also possible that you were not actually arrested. An "arrest" should show on the police report.

The tricky part comes with the sworn statement on the DS 230 part II and may also appear elsewhere.

Take a look at question B in part two. The wording is "convicted of or admits to having committed a crime involving moral turpitude or violation of any law relating to a controlled substance...."

That's where it appears a truthful answer is YES. Now, where things go from there is a matter for which I would strongly advise you to get competent legal advice. Perhaps those in this waivers forum will know far more about this than I do. I've not dealt with these issues except to assist in filling out my wife and daughter's forms. However, for K visas the DS 230 part II is not used until AOS, if I have that right. Still a problem.

Usually, I would tell a person to make sure they understand the literal meaning of the question and answer directly and accurately. This may seem like a straight forward question but I would get a competent legal opinion about the "admits to" portion of the question because it may only seem straight forward.

Edited by pushbrk, 25 September 2007 - 08:54 AM.

pushbrkMaleChina2007-09-25 08:50:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)DUI Arrest

When my fiance was working in the States, he was arrested for DUI. He pleaded guilty, & received deferred adjudication, which I understand is different than a conviction.

I was reading in a Fiance Visa book I bought that "if you've been convicted of a crime involving alcohol, even if the crime doesn't make you inadmissable, that USCIS can argue that it is a sign that you have a mental or physical disorder associated with harmful behavior and therefore inadmissable on health rather than criminal grounds".

Our application is filed, so I'm guessing only time will tell, but I am wondering if anyone out there has experience with a similar situation or any info that will hopefully ease my mind.

Thanks guys & Good Luck!


Back up a sec folks. To the OP, What was the outcome of the "deferred adjudication"? Expunged? Convicted?

For example, if expunged, it never happened. All other outcomes require disclosure.


More detail required from the Original Poster (OP). Please advise.







I guess I don't know that much about the law...he said he got the DWI in Texas 6 years ago & that the court gave him deferred adjudication- he took all the classes & did the community service in a prompt manner. I don't believe it has been expunged, but like I said, I don't know the law that well. He was originally here on an L1 Visa & had that renewed after his run-in with the law so I'm hoping it won't affect the outcome of the K1 decision.

I'm thinking it is best to disclose it to USCIS, it would be way worse if they found out we were lying about/hiding something. I was just wondering if anyone knew any details/had experience or advice.

Any thoughts?


I don't see a need to go out of your way to disclose anything but answer all written and verbal questions that come up during the process as accurately, completely and honestly as possible.
pushbrkMaleChina2007-07-28 11:52:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)I need to know!
Technically, you're not supposed to use VWP if you have a criminal record.

mawilsonMaleUnited Kingdom2009-01-22 01:10:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Canadian Citizen removed with 5 year ban - unique situation

Just for sake of clarification, since the acronyms are getting confused:

 

Customs & Border Protection (CBP) = United States

Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) = Canada


KrikitNot Telling02014-06-11 17:31:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Canadian Citizen removed with 5 year ban - unique situation

One abusive post has been removed and the member banned from thread.  Please keep your comments constructive.  Thank you.


KrikitNot Telling02014-06-12 10:44:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)An Experienced input needed

Here's some good reading.  Make sure you get down to the part discussing serious offenses.

 

http://www.alllaw.co...eportation.html

 

If you go to http://immigrate2us....rum/content.php they specialize in hardship cases.

 

I am moving your thread from the IR-1/CR-1 Spouse Visa Process forum and moving it to the Waivers forum.


KrikitNot Telling02014-06-13 00:40:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Misrepresentation anyone similar? advice plz

direct me to where i can find the difference?


http://immigrate2us....rum/content.php
KrikitNot Telling02012-12-12 12:24:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)petizione 130 e 129 f (k3)
Sorry, you're going to have to repeat your question in English. It sounds like you should have adjusted status while you were in the US but, instead, you overstayed and left the country, and now you have a 10 year bar. Your wife will need to submit a waiver for this.

If you can repeat your question in English I will merge or close this thread. If you aren't able to ask your questions in English I will move this thread to the European regional forum and hopefully someone who speaks Italian and has the answers to your questions will see it.

Welcome to VJ. :)
KrikitNot Telling02012-11-11 17:55:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)ask more information please
Flag changed; thread reopened.
KrikitNot Telling02012-03-07 20:15:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Deported from the US (for a friend)
One post violating the TOS has been removed. Acceptable portion has been returned below. Please keep things civil. Thank you.

To the OP, this is one of the rare times that I must admit that a good immigration should be involved at some point.
The fact that the crimes were committed as a juvenile 10 years ago may weigh in favorably as long as he has a spotless record since that point in time. With everything that has been said here, my one piece of advice would be to research all the information you can. Become informed of the process that lay ahead. This is not going to be an easy nor quick fix.
Good luck and I hope it turns out favorable. No one wants to be apart from their loved one(s).


KrikitNot Telling02012-03-21 07:18:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)K1 vs CR1
Moving from K-1 Progress to the AP forum.


KrikitNot Telling02011-12-20 14:32:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)221g AP
Moving from K-1 Process to the AP forum.
KrikitNot Telling02011-07-19 05:46:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)I-212 and my Wife Saga...
I am so sorry for your troubles. :( I can imagine that it must be agonizing. Have you been in touch with your congressperson? Perhaps a congressional inquiry will get the ball rolling for you. I wish you peace, and a speedy resolution. (F)
KrikitNot Telling02011-06-01 20:20:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)I-212 and my Wife Saga...
Ohmygosh, how horrible. Your poor wife. :(
KrikitNot Telling02011-06-01 21:58:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)I-212 and my Wife Saga...
For what it's worth.... twice I was in secondary processing at a US POE when non-US citizens were being interrogated. It was disgraceful how they were treated. I was a victim, myself, once, of an overzealous Customs & Immigration agent. In fact, I was being treated so maliciously that another agent came over and came to my defense. It was deplorable. I can only imagine what horrible people these people are in order to treat others in that manner.
KrikitNot Telling02011-06-01 22:03:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)i have benn found ineligible to recieve a visa under the section 221g
Thread closed pending review.


KrikitNot Telling02011-06-15 09:41:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Was deported from US, how to come back in this case ?
I believe you should contact your US Embassy to see what's involved in overcoming this. You may also want to read to the bottom of this:

CBP FAQ - Denied Entry
KrikitNot Telling02011-03-11 11:46:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)to get a us immigration attorney
You'll probably get more help in the Waivers forum than in the Canada Regional forum so I'm moving your thread there. Welcome to VJ. :)
KrikitNot Telling02010-10-27 20:58:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)misrepresentation and inadmissable
You may want to visit this board as it specializes in inadmissibility and waivers. I am sorry you are in this situation.
KrikitNot Telling02010-10-14 11:09:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)misrepresentation and inadmissable
Inappropriate comment has been removed and administrative action taken.
KrikitNot Telling02010-10-14 11:26:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)misrepresentation and inadmissable

sorry ! i don't know what u are talking abt??

Someone posted a comment which violated the Terms of Service so I had to remove it.
KrikitNot Telling02010-10-14 11:52:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)misrepresentation and inadmissable

I was given that statement record and the most impt speech from that office from Department of Justice is as follows:

"Due to the fact you are coming to the US to remain permanently with ur USC husband, u misrepreentated many material facts, and u intend to file the papers to adjust uour status to a lawful permanent Resident, u have been found inadmissable to the US. u will be returned to HK on the next a/v flight. u will need a new visa and/ or immigrant visa to re-apply for admission to the US in the future. Do u Understand?"

Was that a statement made verbally to you or is it written in a document signed by you?

Based on the sentences, i just found that i hv great chance of my visa denied later. The lawyer did read that sworn statement for me and said i may need to apply the wavier afterwards. But, i still hv chance that the consulate office not ask great details abt it.

The Consulate will have all the notes in whatever happened at the POE so you will be asked about it. Do not try to lie or hide anything from them because that will get you a lifetime bar.
KrikitNot Telling02010-10-15 12:02:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)For everyone in AP or Case returned to USCIS
Moving from K-1 Process to AP section.
KrikitNot Telling02010-07-18 13:32:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Visa denied for supposed false declaration of US citizenship
Claiming to be a US citizen is an unwaiverable offense with a lifetime bar. There is a member on VJ who has just gone through all this..... a child suffering the consequences of a parents' actions. I don't have time to find her username from here on VJ right now, but here is the link to her blog. Destinazione Paradiso.

I am sorry for your misfortune. rose.gif
KrikitNot Telling02009-07-24 05:54:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)2nd 221g for wedding preparations from petitioner
Good grief. That is nothing short of ridiculous. I'm afraid I would be on the phone with my congressperson with that foolishness. :angry:

I'm going to move your thread from the K-1 Case Filing forum to the 221g Administrative Processes section. Good luck.
KrikitNot Telling02010-02-11 07:24:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)DUI conviction should I be worried?
Welcome to VJ, Wildewood. What Embassy or Consulate are you going through? Each country and Consulate handles things differently. You may want to edit your profile to reflect your information so it's easier for us to answer your questions. :)

I am going to move your thread from US Embassy and Consulate Discussion to the Waiver Forum. You must assuredly will run into some speedbumps with your conviction.

Grounds of Inadmissibility
KrikitNot Telling02010-02-07 13:54:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)DUI conviction should I be worried?
These links may be helpful to you, information-wise:

DUI Effect on Immigration Status

Foreign Fiance Criminal Record
KrikitNot Telling02010-02-11 12:21:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)She came K1 with another man...but it wasn't happily ever after....until ME!
Moving from K-1 Process to Effects of Major Changes.

Good luck, and welcome to VJ, 4bd.
KrikitNot Telling02009-11-19 14:52:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Help: Parents Visit
His father can apply for a waiver. Document - Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude and Controlled Substance Violators

See also US Dept of State - Travel: Ineligibilities and Waivers

Moving from Bringing Family Members of PR's Forum to Waiver Forum. Good luck. smile.gif
KrikitNot Telling02009-11-01 10:01:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Visa Denials
He has to be clean for 3 years, with proof. Here are a couple of good links for you:

http://www.visacentr...et/I601Memo.pdf

http://immigrate2us....isplay.php?f=77
KrikitNot Telling02009-10-18 16:49:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Question about Alcohol Related Offences
You may want to try posting in the UK Regional Forum as well. smile.gif
KrikitNot Telling02009-09-28 13:05:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Question about Alcohol Related Offences
Inappropriate post removed and warning given.


QUOTE (MonkeyJuice @ Sep 28 2009, 09:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
There is a VJ member Marie620. Her English fiance had a DUI and he was denied at interview stage. If you do a search on her name you should find a few threads concerning her story.
Good luck

I was trying to find her posts yesterday, but there's a 6 month limit on the search feature at the moment. mad.gif I tried to find her in the members list but she doesn't seem to be there? unsure.gif
KrikitNot Telling02009-09-29 07:17:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Marrying Brazilian whom I believe has 10 yr ban
It is inappropriate and unacceptable to make assumptions and judgemental comments in this forum. Please refrain from any further such comments or administrative action will be taken. Thank you, jpaula, for your helpful advice.


KrikitNot Telling02009-08-26 12:38:00
Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)Illegal Entry!!!!
Len is correct dutchmatt. Judgemental postings are not tolerated in the immigration threads. This is your last warning.


KrikitNot Telling02009-07-28 13:39:00