Official I-601A Thread - Page 42

I guess it must depend on your country of Origin then. Excuse my error..... I had to get one. Moral of the story is check the facts for YOUR case

I did AOS here. Oh ok.

Hello..

Here comes my weary self asking questions.

My mom went to San Diego this past Saturday May 11 to her immigration lawyers office to sign some paperwork apparently needed to schedule her interview in Juarez. Today, she texted me her interview is scheduled for June 13. It took four days to receive an appointment date? Two business days since I doubt they work on weekends. Does this sound possible? I know we wait months and months just for a biometrics appt. so the news threw me off and of course I am beyond nervous.

Thanks for any info!

My brother forwarded me the e-mail from NVCAttorney@state.gov so it looks legit, and now I'm mega paranoid/terrified that she's leaving for the interview.

If for WHATEVER reason they deny the visa, and since she has her pardon, would she be allowed back in? How difficult is this the standard interview?

I'm pretty sure if Visa is denied she's stuck there until whatever caused the denial is addressed. That's the risk we face doing I-601A, otherwise, everyone would just do it. Just make sure she goes through everything in detail with her attorney. Make sure she has everything she needs for the interview (tax returns, physical, pardons, etc.)

What kind of paperwork to sign? Is she in Mexico now?

No, she's in back in Los Angeles. Her appointment isn't until June. Not sure about the paperwork, some kind of form to authorize the interview request? She will meet with her lawyer in San Diego a few days prior to the interview to iron things out, have a practice interview with her, etc.

Talk about nerve wrecking, especially now that not being allowed in again for ANY reason is a possibility. I won't rest easy until I get a notification from my brother (who's going with her) that she was approved.

If she had no other ground of inadmissible then she should be fine

She has not one run in with the law. No crimes, nothing, besides being here unlawfully.

I did read a case or two where they denied for entering more than once as the waiver apparently only pardons the first entry?

Make sure no immigration violations either. If in doubt, explain to the lawyer. I adjusted here because I had 245i.

Denied for what?