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Originally Posted by trac3rt
Yes, it "waives" the 3 or 10 year bar. The lifetime ban is a another story.
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Originally Posted by juvi
Again no... It she's found inadmissible for any other grounds at the embassy she is nor coming back until that's addressed. It could be as simple as she didn't bring a tax return to the interview to the embassy thinks she's the leader of a cartel. If she has nothing to hide then she should be fine really. Not sure why you have that attorney if you don't trust him/her. If you have the financial means then get a second opinion if you're really stressing about this.
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Originally Posted by trac3rt
As Juvi says, that is a "NO".
If she is found inadmissible for any reason, other than unlawful presence, they'll revoke the 601A waiver and have her reply for the waiver and any other missing waivers that may have cause the denial.
For instance, if they believe she'll be a public charge, at that moment they'll let her know her visa has been denied and 601A waiver has been revoked. From her home country, she'll need to reapply for the waiver and find additional sponsors.
If she believes she could be found inadmissible, she should discuss that with a lawyer, or two.
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Thanks, guys.
First off, I had no say in regards to hiring this lawyer. The process was started without my knowledge, actually, because they'd knew I would be seeking answers to many questions, rightfully, and they didn't want to worry me. Too late for that.
But Juvi is right, I should look into hiring my own lawyer too or reach out to one at least.
I will be seeing my parents this weekend and plan to hammer them for answers to many questions. I need to feel like they'd done their homework.