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Great news for you, and thanks for letting us know. :)

Have a wonderful time in the US.

Re: Nonimmigrant Visa Waiver of Ineligibility Application
 

now that I have emailed the Londonconsular address anyone got any idea how long they will take to respond??

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Hey sue,

I think I got a reply after 24 hours!

Tracy

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Now 26 weeks ...... 5 working days since I emailed.....still nothing....:(

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Sorry you've had no news yet. It's tough trying to stay patient with all your plans on hold. Hope something comes through for you soon.

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Hi guys,

I'm hoping to travel to New York for a week for with my girlfriend next December. I'm eligible for the VWP, however, my girlfriend has 2 minor theft convictions from 2010 (no jail time, just small fines).

As this counts as a CIMT, I'm guessing she would have a visa application rejected & need to apply for a visa ineligibility waiver. Does anybody know if she would be granted this? Or should we just drop the idea?

Thanks
Craig

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Convictions in 2010 may be too soon for the waiver to be approved. The person needs a significant period of time where she is off probation or similar in order to show that she has been rehabilitated. Unless there is no other place to visit, I'd wait a few more years.

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I know that if she never applies for the visa, she'll never find out whether or not she can get a waiver. Other than time/money, there's almost nothing to lose by trying.

Ian

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Normally they would have replied by now, did you put the CIU code in the subject line?
Hope you have some good news soon.. Were approaching week 20 & are due to travel in 4 weeks!!
We shall hold out for a miracle in the next few weeks.. Then i will cancel our hotel & change our flights.. :)

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I did.... And I got the confirmation email....I phoned and it could be upto 10 working days for them to reply....rest of family have now booked without me :(

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Oh no thats horrible!! I really hope you hear something soon.. I know its what we have to do but i really do think this wait time is way too long.. but we wait it as we love going, just one of those things i guess.. keep us posted..
I want to change our flights now as im not really excited anymore as i have convinced myself we will not be able to go this time.. but you know where you have that feeling if i do we will get the email.. Lol.. :)

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Reply email.....your case is still under review....currently taking 6 months ....but no timescale can be guaranteed.....

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Probably not the news you wanted, but at least you have an answer now.

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Ive just got the same.. 6 months.. oh well give it a few more weeks & i will change our flights.. :)
when do your family travel sue?

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Hello everyone
Just joined this forum in the hope to understand this Visa process we have to go through if you need a waiver of ineligibility. I had absolutely no idea it would take this long and have learnt a lesson never to take things for granted and not to have any expectations as it only leads to frustration.

I'm currently applying for a H1b visa and now into week 26 after being told it would take weeks not months when I had the interview back in the beginning of May. Although on the paper it told me 20-22 weeks.
The frustrating thing is, I already had a year left on my L1 blanket Visa and only came back to upgrade after living there for 2 years I was never told of my permanent inadmissibility originally when I applied! And so foolishly moved over there kitchen sink and all.
The expectation to think it would be a quick stamp and go was wrong. I still have a car,apartment, bills, still coming out and now a very disgruntled company wondering what the hell is going on as I can't come back to the states without a visa.
Looking at all the posts has given me some hope as I know I'm not on my own and is another lesson to get yourself well informed before you apply.