Thanks for stopping by! Let me know if you apply the 6 steps mentioned in today's video when it comes to your I 601A Waiver Case and the outcome of it. ✨ Six Steps to a Consular Processing Case" free resource: bit.ly/3sPWCio ✨ Six Things You Must Do to Win Your Waiver" resource: bit.ly/3PC0kFq
Can I get a case review pls also i was able to apply for dreamers but can find a prove that I arrive before 16 but i was in the country .. need to apply for i601a
Please speak up for people who are suffering waiting outside of USA waiting for i601 because they are taking too much time to proses and family is suffering from separation
No, it depends on the form type and the USCIS office that is reviewing your case. You can check processing times here: tent/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country.html
I am honestly not sure. As you might know there is currently a class action pending against USCIS regarding the long adjudication periods for I-601As. Unfortunately, from what I understand, the government is fighting the litigation pretty strenuously, arguing that it is reasonable for them to take 3-4 years to adjudicate these waivers. I don't know what is going to ultimately happen. We have to wait to see what the courts say about it. Of course there are appeals that can be taken - this could go on for a long time. In the meantime, I think immigration will continue to take their sweet time in making decisions in these cases.
Hi! What happens if fingerprints relating to your Form I-601A, Application for Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver have been applied to your case? Thank you!
Once the biometrics (fingerprints) have been completed you just wait for a response on your I-601A. Unfortunately, I-601As are taking a really long time right now - around 3-4 years
Hi - thanks for your question. The length of time a waiver can be pending before USCIS depends on where the case is pending. If you look on the receipt notice, you will see where the case is being adjudicated (lower left corner). You can then go to this website to check the processing times for the various applications at the different service centers: egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/. In general, and in my recent experience, I-601s are taking between 13-15 months to be adjudicated, but I have had experience with cases from India taking a bit longer (I do not know why).
We filled out the I160 waiver on the 30th of May 2023. every time we check it, nothing has been changed. We have been told by the immigration attorney that it will take some time up 3 years.
Both spouses should file a statement in support of the waiver. The arguments in the statement should focus on hardship to the spouse with lawful status in the US (ie the US citizen or the lawful permanent resident).
Thanks for stopping by! Let me know if you apply the 6 steps mentioned in today's video when it comes to your I 601A Waiver Case and the outcome of it.
✨ Six Steps to a Consular Processing Case" free resource: bit.ly/3sPWCio
✨ Six Things You Must Do to Win Your Waiver" resource: bit.ly/3PC0kFq
Can I get a case review pls also i was able to apply for dreamers but can find a prove that I arrive before 16 but i was in the country .. need to apply for i601a
Please speak up for people who are suffering waiting outside of USA waiting for i601 because they are taking too much time to proses and family is suffering from separation
Thanks for such an informative video 😊
i have been in the country and i do not recall exactly the day i arrived will the matter in sumitting my application?
Is the process time of the waiver related to the home country ??
No, it depends on the form type and the USCIS office that is reviewing your case. You can check processing times here: tent/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country.html
Do you think the wait time for 601-A will decrease by 2024?
I am honestly not sure. As you might know there is currently a class action pending against USCIS regarding the long adjudication periods for I-601As. Unfortunately, from what I understand, the government is fighting the litigation pretty strenuously, arguing that it is reasonable for them to take 3-4 years to adjudicate these waivers. I don't know what is going to ultimately happen. We have to wait to see what the courts say about it. Of course there are appeals that can be taken - this could go on for a long time. In the meantime, I think immigration will continue to take their sweet time in making decisions in these cases.
Thanks for the explanation.. I really got so much info. Do I need to pay for this form if my spouse’s I-130 case has been approved? Thanks
Which means u got no information from this video
Hi! What happens if fingerprints relating to your Form I-601A, Application for Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver have been applied to your case? Thank you!
Once the biometrics (fingerprints) have been completed you just wait for a response on your I-601A. Unfortunately, I-601As are taking a really long time right now - around 3-4 years
Thats terrible 😞 we are currently in that step and we feel like giving up it’s so long 😢
How long waiver to be approved outside india apply for i-601 months 11
Hi - thanks for your question. The length of time a waiver can be pending before USCIS depends on where the case is pending. If you look on the receipt notice, you will see where the case is being adjudicated (lower left corner). You can then go to this website to check the processing times for the various applications at the different service centers: egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/. In general, and in my recent experience, I-601s are taking between 13-15 months to be adjudicated, but I have had experience with cases from India taking a bit longer (I do not know why).
We filled out the I160 waiver on the 30th of May 2023. every time we check it, nothing has been changed. We have been told by the immigration attorney that it will take some time up 3 years.
Can I get your info please?
WHO in the marriage writes their story for the hardship letter ?
Both spouses should file a statement in support of the waiver. The arguments in the statement should focus on hardship to the spouse with lawful status in the US (ie the US citizen or the lawful permanent resident).
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