USCIS New Rule 3 and 10 Year Bar - Visa Bulletin July 2022 - GrayLaw TV
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Usually only immediate family can file adjustment of status andF1-F4 can file adjustment of status.
Here's the million dollar question - if you are subject to the 3/10 year bar because you overstayed and then left... what kind of visa is that consular officer approving??? Any visa application should automatically be denied if he takes a look into your past. Likewise if you are traveling with a visa waiver (90 day) be denied admission at the port of entry. Is there something I am missing here?
The visa and customs officers have a lot of discretion. It
@luscious...you are always on top of it....usually they have a visa in the passport that was previously issued.
@@GrayLawTV I had a friend here some years ago on a visitor visa - first time in the US. She overstayed by just a matter of days. When she wanted to return the embassy denied her visa application precisely because of it. Are they following the law or flipping a coin?
@@GrayLawTV How can someone have a valid visa and an entry bar at the same time? Isn’t the purpose of the bar to not let people with a bar to enter the country until the bar expires??? It makes absolutely no sense!
So I guess if you get a waiver you can be admitted, that is if they approve your waiver. Then once in the US you can't file adjustment until the bar is up? I guess in that time you have to file for a work permit? How do you get a drivers license or a bank account?
Hi how are you able to get into the USA when you are barred? To me it’s like winning a lottery….it’s almost impossible
@holama, no you need a waiver...we do it all the time!
Tons of good news and info. Thanks.
Could you please explain what you mean by "Somehow you get a visa. You come back legally." My understanding is that 3/10 year bar would prevent the individual to return during that period. Thanks again.
@wai, great question! I will clarify and post on my next video. So usually this has happened where individuals got a 10 year multiple entry visa, entered the US and overstayed. They then left the US subject to the bar and returned on that multiple entry visa.
Pls help: How long will it take for is to be called for documentation at the NVC. F3 visa class, Nigeria. Thanks 🙏
Hi Gray,
Thank you for the updates. Are you sure about H-4 does not need work authorization anymore? Please add the source link for this info.
Thank you.
SIr any good news for siblings ?it's a never ending wait..
hello .. waiting for a good news ... God bless
Thanks for watching Jeanette~
I want to apply for O1 visa, could you please be my attorney and what are the requirements sir?
Waiting for the good news Humberto and team, like always Saludos from NYC 🍎
JJ...hope you enjoyed the GN!
@@GrayLawTV thank you for the good news and the easy explanation of the laws 👏👏🍎🗽
The empire of GN
@lurans...hey what's happening!
How can you get a tourist visa, in the first place while out of the country and still within the 3 or 10-year ban?
Lot's of people had 10 year multiple entry visas or 5 year.
Thank you so much. All your videos are loaded with Great News. I have been trying to put together a packet for my mother who has been here since 1969. Now in her 70s. We need some more suggestions on types of proofs. So far, we requested: IRS Transcripts. now looking into children school registration records, and utility records, to include some marriage and divorce records . Any other suggestions on types of proofs to include in the I-485
dmv licenses
Always good news! Thank you!
You bet!
Great news but how will people actually get the visa?
Hello there! thank you so much for your real time updates.I have a question,my brother filed for Me 2012 it's 10 yrs now ,how long will it take for my case to be ready?
F4 visa bulletin on July is 8 November 2007 and you need to wait 4-5years more.
HEy Ben...got to check the visa bulletin.
@@sompolbumrongjaroen826 thank you so much for this information.
@@GrayLawTV thank you for your reply.
I have the same
Case as yours
Dear Attorney, I watched your video on TH-cam. on 3 & 10yrs bar. I overstayed and I have a 10years bar which will expire in the year 2028, I will become a Canadian Cititzen this year 2024, What are my options on getting back into the USA, or get a green card, I have masters in cybersecurity & Information assurance, I have my mom a green card holder of over 5years. I crave your advice.
@jemimah, thanks for reaching out. You can email me and we can discuss options....hrg@graylaw.com
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Dear Attorney, thank you always for your smiling face. I have many questions on this 3/10 years bar and the new ruling. (1) Is the new ruling already published and if yes where can I see that or can you give a link or pdf to download it? (2) So as far as I understand it will only help those who will go out of the USA and then come back, my question is - if there is an employment-based I-485 denial from USCIS in February 2022 because of the failure of maintenance of lawful nonimmigrant status then how will these denied applicants will get another visa from the outside of the US since they have an immigration visa denial in their file and ? (3) Suppose they come back and now file for a new I-485 adjustment with the previously approved I-140 then will the USCIS give them EAD and parole for the whole period while these 3/10 years bar running inside the USA? (4) Will the US consulate or embassy will similarly consider their immigration visa for these 3 or 10 years bar accrued people through which they can come to the USA and wait for the green card while these 3/10 bar running period and can they work lawfully inside the USA (5) Any other option for these people who do not have a qualifying relative to file 601 waivers and how can they take advantage of this new 3/10 year bar rule?- Sorry for a lot of questions but it will definitely help many people who are your fan.
Hey Shamin..watch these answers: 1) The case is Velasco De Gomez, et al. v. USCIS, et al., 5/25/22. 2)They will need a stateside waiver and depart the us to get their visa. 3) Same answer as #2. 4) The US Consulate will not issue a visa under these circumstances. 5) If they do not qualify for the waiver, then they may need another option like cancellation of removal.
@@GrayLawTV That’s why I like and love you so much . In my opinion there is no other immigration attorney ( even any attorneys) answers the questions in the social media so quickly . I am certifying under oath that you are the most honest , simple , sincere and man without greed in the world of US immigration attorneys . I can feel how helpful and sincere you are to your clients . Any clients will be very lucky if they get you for their services. Can I kindly get your in-depth review and a consultation for our situation ?
Does this favor anyone that was ill advised to fill in EWI but they were actually waved in at the Canadian boarder? Been here 22 years
So if I file for my unmarried son over 21 and he travels to the us I can file for adjustment of status so he can stay here?
why the visa bulletin is listing only china, india, mexico and phillipines ? why these countries specifically ?
Because typically these countries are over subscribed.
hi I would like to no if its for persons that already been deported
Can anyone answer my question? I stayed in the USA undocumented from 2004 to 2008. I left of my own volition (no felony etc). Now, 14 years later, I have been asked by my current boss (in Ireland, I'm irish) to go to the States for a 3 week work based stay. Will I have trouble getting in, or need any extra documentation? My ten year bar has been over 4 years now, but I'm still apprehensive about it. Please help, I can't seem to find an answer anywhere!!!
@jody, if you apply for and get the ESTA you can travel.
My wife is fillipino. She's here in USA with me now. We petitioned for our 2 kids to come uscis is processing now. How long will it take for our kids to get there visa one child is 5 the other is 16. I'm a USA citizen born here
@wesley, it will take about a year and a half.
Hello, there, Sir Gray.
Thank you for your updated account.
My case is I overstayed for more than a year. But my US Visa expires on 2026..
Is it all right to travel back?
More power.
Hi Tet...if you leave you will be subject to the 10 year bar.
What about a denied political asylum stayed more than w year, the self deported to Canada then after 5 years re-enter illegally…but released on ICE supervision; what’s they often please
Does visitors traveling to the USA has to be fully vaccinated??
Yes.
Humberto you seem to know a lot what can one do when potential employers do not accept the I-551 stamp as valid proof?
Just look at the i-9 form...it says i 551 stamp is acceptable!
Hello Humberto I have a quick question my husband is in removal proceedings and he was approved for his I130 but my question is his lawyer said we have to pay 1500 for her to apply for his case to get dismissed and him to get the bond back is this true? Please help me. I need advice.
Hi Lesley if that is his lawyer fee then you can agree or look for another attorney. The fee seems reasonable to me.
thank you for the Update. Can I file for expedite care for a I130 F4 2009 case where a child is turning 21 years old in 1 or 2 years?
No because you have CSPA...check out my videos on it.
Looking to file Green Card Through Registry, but need help in getting types of proofs to include on my application.
School records, work letters, DMV and affidavits are always a good start.
Hi there, Can you please say which year F3 visa interview going on Mumbai, India at the moment .
Many thanks
check out my video on how to navigate the visa bulletin!
You mean same vedio?
What if you had overstayed your Visa and got married to a green card holder can you adjust your status without leaving the US?
No...your spouse must be a US Citizen.
I have 10 years bar I need help
Gary
Can you please talk about F4 category on visa bulletion?
It is stuck for almost a year now.
I applied for my brothers in 2008 and still there is no movement in F4 category.
Visa bulletin F4 is 08 November 07 and you have to wait for a year.
I filed I-130 for my husband July 2020 he is currently in removal proceedings are we able to file I-485 now or do we have to wait on the I-130?
You can indeed file the i 485.
@@GrayLawTV is this something you can handle for us?
Good news thank you but if I only fill I-130 about 3years ago and my child over 21 they can be qualify for family reunification please
@edilene...yes check out my videos on CSPA!
What if you entered legaly and inspected 20 years ago but overstayed , are you subject to the bar?
Yes if you are illegal for more than a year and depart, you are subject to the bar.
@@GrayLawTV can you apply for a waiver and adjustment of status
I waited my 10 year Barr , it’s been 11 years! I’m an immediate relative spouse, we applied for I-130, do I need a 212 also?
@jesse, I need more info? Did you wait here or in your home country? Did you last enter the US with a visa?
Thanks.
What if waited outside of the US and the last entry is legal? The 10 years bar is for unlawful presence for over a year.
Hi I don't know if you have an answer for this.
My cousin came to the US from Germany and overstayed on his ESTA.
When he tried to come back into the US (along with his wife this time) they denied entry and revoked her ESTA .
Subsequently we found out that he could apply for a us passport and citizenship. We did this and he was approved however not his wife (of 5 years) usbp even though she did not get a chance to enter. They revoked her ESTA believing she would be an overstay.
Currently she is still in Matamoros Mexico and my cousin is traveling back and forth since he got gainful employment here in south Texas.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
She is afraid to go back to Germany.
We had hired an attorney from California but be never advised us that we could file for his citizenship. He charged a lot of money for 0 help.
Yes...he should apply for his wife right away to get her green card!
@@GrayLawTV please tell me where we can apply for this this since she is currently in Matamoros Mexico and they are not processing third country nationals at the US embassy.
@@GrayLawTV where should we apply?
good day sir, i am a holder of a B1/B2 visa nonimmigrant , I am interested in living and working in the US, i have a sister that is citizen of US. need advice of which would be my best path to apply. I am from Trinidad & Tobago . I recently renew my visa and received 10 years.. i would be appreciative of any advice ..
@omanand, hrg@graylaw.com
I have a question but it's not about what's in the video
That's ok...you can ask any question!
@@GrayLawTV ok thank you. Do you petition for medical assistance as well?
Hi. I'm waiting for over 2 years for my interview for citizenship. I have a lawyer but no help from him.
@garnet...GN Sub...look for the class action law suit...have your lawyer get it to USCIS!
Hlo can u explain about how to send case inquiry ??
Sir Are you immigration lawyer ?
Sir can you help me i have 5 year deported 2017 to 2022 i already remove 5 ago now i come back usa how can possible al most 5 year done
Hey long time
Hey Jul...hope you are well.
What about parole in place? If spouses and parents triggered the 10 year Bar are they able to adjust
@washington, yes if they obtain PIP, then they can adjust.
Hello everyone
@james...hey!
Please respond thank you
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Hi sir! I would like to expose my case with your firm to see what do you recommend best to our particular case. How can I contact you? Through email, or phone #?
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