Any experiences with visa waivers??
Jul 17th 2002, 6:20 pm
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Any experiences with visa waivers??
Has ANYONE got any experiences with visa waivers besides Callie? I mean have you
filed the I-130 and needed the waiver of excludability? Please someone help me with
this. I am in dire need of some guidance. Thanks.
MBjers
filed the I-130 and needed the waiver of excludability? Please someone help me with
this. I am in dire need of some guidance. Thanks.
MBjers
Jul 17th 2002, 8:20 pm
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Re: Any experiences with visa waivers??
>Has ANYONE got any experiences with visa waivers besides Callie? I mean have you
>filed the I-130 and needed the waiver of excludability? Please someone help me with
>this. I am in dire need of some guidance. Thanks.
>
>MBjers
>
Have you consulted with an immigration attorney? It seems to me that proving extreme
hardship will be difficult, not that it isn't already, because you are living with
your husband in his country. The hardship requirements are tough.
>filed the I-130 and needed the waiver of excludability? Please someone help me with
>this. I am in dire need of some guidance. Thanks.
>
>MBjers
>
Have you consulted with an immigration attorney? It seems to me that proving extreme
hardship will be difficult, not that it isn't already, because you are living with
your husband in his country. The hardship requirements are tough.
Jul 18th 2002, 9:20 am
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Re: Any experiences with visa waivers??
[email protected] (Toni D) wrote in message
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> >Has ANYONE got any experiences with visa waivers besides Callie? I mean have you
> >filed the I-130 and needed the waiver of excludability? Please someone help me
> >with this. I am in dire need of some guidance. Thanks.
> >
> >MBjers
> >
>
> Have you consulted with an immigration attorney? It seems to me that proving
> extreme hardship will be difficult, not that it isn't already, because you are
> living with your husband in his country. The hardship requirements are tough.
Well I'd normally not hesitate consulting with an attorney but I cant afford one.
That is why I am trying to find out as much as I can about this...
news:<[email protected]>...
> >Has ANYONE got any experiences with visa waivers besides Callie? I mean have you
> >filed the I-130 and needed the waiver of excludability? Please someone help me
> >with this. I am in dire need of some guidance. Thanks.
> >
> >MBjers
> >
>
> Have you consulted with an immigration attorney? It seems to me that proving
> extreme hardship will be difficult, not that it isn't already, because you are
> living with your husband in his country. The hardship requirements are tough.
Well I'd normally not hesitate consulting with an attorney but I cant afford one.
That is why I am trying to find out as much as I can about this...
Jul 19th 2002, 11:20 pm
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Re: Any experiences with visa waivers??
[email protected] (Toni D) wrote in message
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> >From: [email protected] (MBjers)
>
> >
> >Well I'd normally not hesitate consulting with an attorney but I cant afford one.
> >That is why I am trying to find out as much as I can about this...
>
> I know that there are those who have done this without an attorney. I think the
> biggest hurdle you face is the hardship. I found a website once that detailed the
> criteria but don't have it anymore. You can do a search with the words hardship
> waiver immigration and see what comes up. You can download the 601 waiver at:
>
> www.ins.usdoj.gov/graphics/formsfeeforms/
>
> Good luck
Details of waiver filing procedure and proving hardship can be found at
http://k1.exit.com/crimesframes.html
rick
news:<[email protected]>...
> >From: [email protected] (MBjers)
>
> >
> >Well I'd normally not hesitate consulting with an attorney but I cant afford one.
> >That is why I am trying to find out as much as I can about this...
>
> I know that there are those who have done this without an attorney. I think the
> biggest hurdle you face is the hardship. I found a website once that detailed the
> criteria but don't have it anymore. You can do a search with the words hardship
> waiver immigration and see what comes up. You can download the 601 waiver at:
>
> www.ins.usdoj.gov/graphics/formsfeeforms/
>
> Good luck
Details of waiver filing procedure and proving hardship can be found at
http://k1.exit.com/crimesframes.html
rick
