Nonimmigrant Visa Waiver of Ineligibility Application
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Re: Nonimmigrant Visa Waiver of Ineligibility Application
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
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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Re: Nonimmigrant Visa Waiver of Ineligibility Application
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
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
Last edited by crg; Oct 24th 2012 at 11:25 pm.
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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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Re: Nonimmigrant Visa Waiver of Ineligibility Application
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..
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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Re: Nonimmigrant Visa Waiver of Ineligibility Application
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.
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.