In a 12/29/11 decision, the AAO concluded that the applicant was not inadmissible under § 212(a)(9)(C)(i)(II), where the applicant was removed and subsequently reentered the US before April 1, 1997 and later concurrently filed an I-485 and I-212.
Filed under: Immigration Attorney | Tagged: 212(a)(9)(C), AAO, Atty.Brian D. Lerner, Immigration Lawyer, inadmissible |
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Hello,now with this new law,and since i have 2 usa citizen under age kids do i have any chances to get back to usa? If you can reply i really appreciate it thanks. Walter garcia
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Hello:
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Brian D. Lerner
Attorney at Law
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I BEEN INADMISSIBLE TO GET IN USA WITH MY VISA B1 B2 ABOUT 2 MONTHS AGO BEFORE THIS TRIP I STAYED FOR 5 MONTHS AND THE FOUND OUT THAT I WORKED FOR 3 MONTHS AND THEY CANCELLED THE VISA AND SEND ME BACK TO GUATEMALA I HAVE 2 KIDS BOTH USA CITIZEN AND I WANT TO SEE THEM AGAIN IS THERE ANY WAY TO FIX THIS PROBLEM AND GET THE VISA BACK AGAIN? ANY BODY?
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