withdrawal of application
Nov 26th 2002, 4:29 am
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withdrawal of application
Hi Guys! My first post here!
I have a lot of questions because I am a USC and I filed my I-130 for both my parents. Today I will ask just one question and hope for some help! My dad visited me twice in the US. first visa for 6 months, second was not allowed to enter, INS thought he may work, so they offered him to sign I-275 and stamped his passport with "Application Withdrawn". My question is are there any negative consequences for a person who is filing for immigrant visa? Some kind of ban or a fine? Thanks for your help, I appreciate it.
I have a lot of questions because I am a USC and I filed my I-130 for both my parents. Today I will ask just one question and hope for some help! My dad visited me twice in the US. first visa for 6 months, second was not allowed to enter, INS thought he may work, so they offered him to sign I-275 and stamped his passport with "Application Withdrawn". My question is are there any negative consequences for a person who is filing for immigrant visa? Some kind of ban or a fine? Thanks for your help, I appreciate it.
Nov 26th 2002, 10:01 am
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Re: withdrawal of application
On Tue, 26 Nov 2002 05:29:12 +0000, poli wrote:
>
> Hi Guys! My first post here!
> I have a lot of questions because I am a USC and I filed my I-130 for
> both my parents. Today I will ask just one question and hope for some
> help! My dad visited me twice in the US. first visa for 6 months, second
> was not allowed to enter, INS thought he may work, so they offered him
> to sign I-275 and stamped his passport with "Application Withdrawn". My
> question is are there any negative consequences for a person who is
> filing for immigrant visa? Some kind of ban or a fine? Thanks for your
> help, I appreciate it.
>
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
No problem. Application withdrawn is the "good" kind of not getting in.
The bad kind that does carry a ban would have been expedited removal.
Of course, if he tried to visit again, he would probably be scrutinized
again, but since he is planning to immigrate, this would not be a problem.
>
> Hi Guys! My first post here!
> I have a lot of questions because I am a USC and I filed my I-130 for
> both my parents. Today I will ask just one question and hope for some
> help! My dad visited me twice in the US. first visa for 6 months, second
> was not allowed to enter, INS thought he may work, so they offered him
> to sign I-275 and stamped his passport with "Application Withdrawn". My
> question is are there any negative consequences for a person who is
> filing for immigrant visa? Some kind of ban or a fine? Thanks for your
> help, I appreciate it.
>
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
No problem. Application withdrawn is the "good" kind of not getting in.
The bad kind that does carry a ban would have been expedited removal.
Of course, if he tried to visit again, he would probably be scrutinized
again, but since he is planning to immigrate, this would not be a problem.
