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It might be worth getting second opinions from other lawyers who might be more willing to really fight for your case. |
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Does a lawyer write the extreme hardship letter?
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How long did you all had to stay abroad until you could return to USA?
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If someone is not using a lawyer I guess the hardship letter would be long as they would have to explain things in depth, but in my case, since the lawyer is writing a brief, it was not necessary to explain things twice. |
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How long does the beneficiary have to stay abroad? Do you get an interview date in your 'home' country?
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After the waiver is approved, you need to file the affidavit of support and something else which I can't remember, then NVC gives you a date for your interview in your home country. From what I've read, how long you're gone for depends on the country, but the general consensus seems to be around three weeks as you need to go get your medical exam and wait for the results to be ready and also need your police records. Obviously you need those for the interview and after that, if approved, you wait a couple of days and then you get to come back home.
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