How to avoid deportation when you need a J1 waiver
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Welcome to The Ranchod Law Group immigration show. Today we are discussing our most recent success story for a J-1 waiver client. The testimonials, case results and/or endorsements do not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter.
Case filed: October 1, 2020
RFE issued February 5, 2021
USCIS transferred case to DOS: August 13, 2021
DOS received I-613 from USCIS: August 18, 2021
USCIS approved: March 30, 2022
Client was previously in the U.S. on a J-1 visa. Client later returned on a B1/B2 visa. During
client’s visit in the U.S., client married a U.S. Citizen. Client and spouse went to an unqualified
practitioner who advised client to file for marriage-based adjustment (greencard.) Client tried to
tell practitioner about the two-year home residency requirement of prior J-1 visa, practitioner
wrongly insisted client qualified anyways. Case was denied and client was placed in removal
proceedings in court. Client hired unqualified practitioner to file J-1 exceptional hardship waiver
case. When client received brutal Request for Evidence client reviewed what the unqualified
practitioner had filed and was very alarmed. Client contacted our office and we took over the
case, responding to the request for evidence and presenting the case as it should have been
presented from the beginning. J-1 exceptional hardship waiver was approved, client is thrilled
and thankful. Now Client can get her greencard based on her marriage and close her court
removal case. Client feels so lucky to have finally found good help.
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Can you apply for a No Objection waiver outside of the US while in your home country?
It is possible to be outside of the US when applying for a J1 waiver.
Can you apply for No objection waiver after being out of status?
Even if you can apply for a waiver while being out of status it is important to remember that you need a way to stay lawfully in the US.
Can you stay in the US while waiting for your waiver approval? Thanks
If you are in lawful status.
You may want to consider consulting with an experienced J1 waiver attorney to discuss all of your options when you are married to a US citizen.
i don't have married us citizen. without can fo j1 wavier
Your spouse can be a LPR or you can apply based off of your USC or LPR child for an exceptional hardship waiver.