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Updated Explanation of the Provisional Waiver (I-601a) for the Unlawful Presence Bar
Updated Explanation of the Provisional Waiver (I-601a) for the Unlawful Presence Bar
November 7, 2011.
By Ari Sauer, immigration lawyer with the Memphis, Tennessee office of the Siskind Susser immigration law firm.
(This is an update of my January 2, 2013 post on this subject: https://immigrationanswerman.com/2013/01/02/explanation-of-the-i-601a-provisional-waiver-rule/)
In 2013 USCIS created the I-601A Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver of Inadmissibility for Certain Immediate…
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Immediate Relatives of Armed Services Members (Active and Veterans) May Be Eligible for Adjustment of Status Despite Illegal Entry Into The United States
Immediate Relatives of Armed Services Members (Active and Veterans) May Be Eligible for Adjustment of Status Despite Illegal Entry Into The United States
The Military Parole in Place process has been in effect for many years. Under the MPIP system, the spouses, children and parents of active duty armed forces members were eligible to adjust status to lawful permanent residency despite illegal entry into the US. As a general rule, any individual who illegally entered the US is ineligible for adjustment of status unless he is 245i eligible. The MPIP…
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Immigrant Visa Approved in Ciudad Juarez based on I-601A Waiver Approval
Immigrant Visa Approved in Ciudad Juarez based on I-601A Waiver Approval
One of our clients from Idaho re-entered the United States today as a lawful permanent resident after years of living here in unlawful immigration status. He has lived with his wife and children in Idaho for over a decade. They contacted us a couple years ago asking how they might legalize his status. He entered the US without inspection (EWI) over a decade ago. He married his wife many years ago…
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Another Step Forward
We are one step closer to getting Greysis home. It is a small step, but a step none-the-less. We are currently waiting for Greysis' instruction letter to arrive so we know what his next steps are. Before that can even happen though, it has to show up in the USCIS computer system. One would think that this would happen immediately once the approval letter was generated but it does not. It can sometimes take a month or more for the approval to show up in the system. However, I just called today and it is now showing up. This means that he will hopefully receive his instruction letter very soon. Once he receives his instruction letter, all that is left is a trip to Ciudad Juarez for the medical exam and just a little bit more waiting while he sends his passport in and waits for them to send it back to him with the visa in it. Slowly but surely we are getting there.
On another note, I leave for Cancun on Friday. After five long months I am finally going to see my husband and this time, when I leave, it will not be a giant sob fest but rather an I-will-see-you-really-soon-dance fest! I can't believe it has been five months. Part of me wonders how it is possible that five months have gone by this fast and part of me wonders just the opposite, how has it only been five months? There have been so many days where the past five months have taken forever and where I felt that I would never see my husband. I am glad I can put those days behind me and know that he will be home soon and be with his family here. I am not at all ready for this trip though. This is the first time I have ever been this unprepared for a trip. I am hoping all of the packing will get done tonight. It has to get done tonight. I am driving up to Minneapolis tomorrow night and fly out early early Friday morning, so getting packed is not really an option anymore. All I want is to just get down there and be with my husband and spend nine days relaxing and just enjoying the time with him.
News
There is no other way to say this...
WE RECEIVED OUR APPROVAL LETTER TODAY!!!!
More information to come when I am able to stop crying.
Watching and Waiting
So, I have developed a new obsession. I'm not sure if it is good, but I do not think it is bad. So, you already know about the forum that I am on, well, I have now been added to a Facebook page that does essentially the same thing but on a smaller scale and deals solely with those cases that have gone through Ciudad Juarez. My new obsession is this: I check the page and the forum numerous times a day looking for people who have been recently approved. If they have been approved, I immediately check their timeline to see how it compares to mine and Greysis'. In the last week or so, I have started to notice that there are more and more cases being approved that were referred to Anaheim right around the same time our case was. What I have been told is that the Anaheim office works on cases by month. So they were working on cases that were referred in November and when all of those were done, they started working cases that were referred in December and so on. So now it appears that they are somewhere between the end of January and the beginning of March. Greysis and I were referred on February 22nd. I cannot help but be hopeful. I cannot help but go home and check the mail every afternoon hoping with all of my heart that there will be an approval letter sitting there for us. I cannot help but hope. If what I have been told is right, and they do work on the cases by month, then we cannot be two far out. I have only been tracking those cases that have been sent to Anaheim. I have not paid much attention to those that were sent to other offices or stayed in Juarez. I am only worried about what Anaheim is processing and they seem to be processing our time frame. I just want Greysis to come home. I know he will not be able to come home with me in August, but if I could take an approval letter down to show him when I go down, that would be so incredible. I know I am getting ahead of myself and I know that checking these pages so many times a day is not healthy, but I cannot help it. I just want my husband home. Enough is enough. So, if you feel like throwing out a little extra hope or good juju or prayers or positive thoughts, or whatever works best for you, we would appreciate it. I know our case is just around the corner. I know it is. We just have to wait it out and it will be here soon.
