"Provisional waivers of unlawful presence" - Page 3
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Originally Posted by Marie123
Hey I don't live in Texas. I live in Alabama but is there a way I can do the consultation thru the phone ? I am willing to pay or else do you know any good lawyer around Alabama or Atlanta area that you can refer me to ?
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Originally Posted by txgirl
Yes the only thing that this changed is that instead of leaving not knowing whether or not your I-601 waiver was approved. With the provisional allows you to do the waiver interview in the US and if approve you leave to your consular appt in your country knowing you have been approved already and just do your medical exam in your country.
Again this helps in no way to people who have petitions pending from parents or siblings because they cannot prove extreme hardship for your waiver |
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Originally Posted by chocolatedrop
So what was the point of this?
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Originally Posted by K-Man
While I expected other parts of the plan, I feel like this hasn't been touched on enough in the other threads. Unless I'm interpreting this wrong, this is a BIG f***ing deal for people with petition priority dates that are current but couldn't acquire a visa due to the ban. I'm talking about those that are over 21, and not covered by 245i obviously.
I know that the 2013 waiver was just a pre-emtive type of thing, where you are able to get a confirmation/guarantee of return to the US, but still require you to travel to home country for the visa interview. If they somehow expanded this over the sons/daughters (meaning over 21), from the previous 'children' definition, I guess I'll go grab my PR visa next year (priority date was march of this year). Waiting to see what the new guidelines say, but sounds like/ hope they're addressing one of the biggest cock blocks in legal immigration history with this. |
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Originally Posted by mmohs2
I'm so glad you posted this, seriously. So my question is, if I apply now with my mother petitioning me and Im over 21 years old. How long can I expect to wait ? Will I be considered an immediate relative and not wait a lot like over a year for a GC ?
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Originally Posted by txgirl
I'll inbox you with our number. Call me today and I can set you up.
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Originally Posted by Marie123
I didn't receive the email.
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