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Originally Posted by Copper
His immigration lawyers advice him to not write on his application his last entry into the US from 2003, only mentioning the 1998 entry. So in his interview, immigration already knew about his 2003 entry and asked him in which he responded honestly and that cost him considering it said otherwise in his application under the advice of his immigration lawyers.
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My reasoning is that how would that have affected anything...
So, he left in 2003. He came back. He was EWI from the beginning I am assuming so why would it have mattered.
My understanding is that he triggered the 10 year ban when he left. He came back but the 10 year ban I believe keeps counting even if you are in the U.S.
He would have had no problem adjusting... if he told the truth.