Is this true about visa waiver?
Nov 3rd 2004, 9:11 am
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Is this true about visa waiver?
Is it true that if you came in on a visa waiver, married a USC and filed for AOS, you cannot appeal the decision if your AOS is not approved?
Nov 3rd 2004, 9:35 am
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Re: Is this true about visa waiver?
Originally Posted by Scarlett2004
Is it true that if you came in on a visa waiver, married a USC and filed for AOS, you cannot appeal the decision if your AOS is not approved?
yes that is true
Nov 3rd 2004, 10:59 am
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Re: Is this true about visa waiver?
Originally Posted by eggysbrain
yes that is true
you know this as fact??????????
Nov 3rd 2004, 3:07 pm
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Re: Is this true about visa waiver?
Originally Posted by candy wy.
you know this as fact??????????
yes, its stated on the I-94 that you fill in when you travel.
Nov 3rd 2004, 3:18 pm
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Re: Is this true about visa waiver?
Originally Posted by candy wy.
you know this as fact??????????
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ied+aos+appeal
heres just one such thread, there are many others if you care to search for them
Nov 3rd 2004, 4:15 pm
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Re: Is this true about visa waiver?
Originally Posted by Scarlett2004
Is it true that if you came in on a visa waiver, married a USC and filed for AOS, you cannot appeal the decision if your AOS is not approved?
Nov 3rd 2004, 11:35 pm
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Re: Is this true about visa waiver?
Originally Posted by eggysbrain
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ied+aos+appeal
heres just one such thread, there are many others if you care to search for them
heres just one such thread, there are many others if you care to search for them
well thats an old thread from years ago. maybe you should read this one.
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...=inquisitive40
seems to be a bit of a grey area.
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Nov 4th 2004, 1:30 am
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Re: Is this true about visa waiver?
Originally Posted by candy wy.
well thats an old thread from years ago. maybe you should read this one.
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...=inquisitive40
seems to be a bit of a grey area.
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...=inquisitive40
seems to be a bit of a grey area.
the basic premise is that you sign away all rights to appeal when you fill in the I-94.
I wouldnt rely on chance or 'grey areas' when it comes to your future life in the US. The rights to an official appeal have been signed away on the I-94.
There really is no 'official' route to appealing the decision like there would be if you were denied AOS on a K1
Nov 4th 2004, 1:47 am
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Re: Is this true about visa waiver?
Originally Posted by eggysbrain
the basic premise is that you sign away all rights to appeal when you fill in the I-94.
I wouldnt rely on chance or 'grey areas' when it comes to your future life in the US. The rights to an official appeal have been signed away on the I-94.
There really is no 'official' route to appealing the decision like there would be if you were denied AOS on a K1
I wouldnt rely on chance or 'grey areas' when it comes to your future life in the US. The rights to an official appeal have been signed away on the I-94.
There really is no 'official' route to appealing the decision like there would be if you were denied AOS on a K1
there can be a way to fight aos denial on a vwp grey area or not.
you rely on chance when you enter and aos on a vwp.
so why would such person not rely on chance on appealing a denial?
on a side note i have yet to hear of any denials on a vwp for aos.
Nov 4th 2004, 4:35 am
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Re: Is this true about visa waiver?
Originally Posted by candy wy.
there can be a way to fight aos denial on a vwp grey area or not.
you rely on chance when you enter and aos on a vwp.
so why would such person not rely on chance on appealing a denial?
on a side note i have yet to hear of any denials on a vwp for aos.
you rely on chance when you enter and aos on a vwp.
so why would such person not rely on chance on appealing a denial?
on a side note i have yet to hear of any denials on a vwp for aos.
I can see this debate lasting forever
Its been talked about many times on this forum.
I wouldnt want to give anyone false hope by saying you can appeal a vwp denial, and then the person finding out that its not possible. Once again it seems to be down to the individual situation, which does make it a grey area.
I hope the answers to the thread have helped you out scarlet
Nov 4th 2004, 4:36 am
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Re: Is this true about visa waiver?
Originally Posted by candy wy.
there can be a way to fight aos denial on a vwp grey area or not.
you rely on chance when you enter and aos on a vwp.
so why would such person not rely on chance on appealing a denial?
on a side note i have yet to hear of any denials on a vwp for aos.
you rely on chance when you enter and aos on a vwp.
so why would such person not rely on chance on appealing a denial?
on a side note i have yet to hear of any denials on a vwp for aos.
I know of one that was posted on alt.visa.us.marriage-based back in 1998/1999. Marriage was in Las Vegas, foreign spouse from Germany if you care to do the research.
Nov 4th 2004, 4:41 am
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Re: Is this true about visa waiver?
Originally Posted by Rete
I know of one that was posted on alt.visa.us.marriage-based back in 1998/1999. Marriage was in Las Vegas, foreign spouse from Germany if you care to do the research.
I was trying to think of that one rete. I think its on visajourney.com
Nov 4th 2004, 4:48 am
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Re: Is this true about visa waiver?
Originally Posted by eggysbrain
the basic premise is that you sign away all rights to appeal when you fill in the I-94.
I wouldnt rely on chance or 'grey areas' when it comes to your future life in the US. The rights to an official appeal have been signed away on the I-94.
There really is no 'official' route to appealing the decision like there would be if you were denied AOS on a K1
I wouldnt rely on chance or 'grey areas' when it comes to your future life in the US. The rights to an official appeal have been signed away on the I-94.
There really is no 'official' route to appealing the decision like there would be if you were denied AOS on a K1
Nov 4th 2004, 4:50 am
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Re: Is this true about visa waiver?
Originally Posted by candy wy.
this answer suprises me when you yourself came on a vwp
You seem to be very confrontational over the whole issue.
Nov 4th 2004, 4:54 am
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Re: Is this true about visa waiver?
Originally Posted by eggysbrain
I dont know why you are being so aggressive when you know nothing about my situation. Yes, I had an UNPLANNED marriage on a visa waiver and aos'ed, so I try to assist others who may be in the same situation.
You seem to be very confrontational over the whole issue.
You seem to be very confrontational over the whole issue.
iam not being confrotational over anything. it just seems strange how people who do one thing will then get all self rightous with others. what is it ok for you but not for others.
