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amana1
My friend had entered US with a visitor visa in 1987, he was married in 1989 with a USC she filed for him he got his work permit but they divorced and she said that he married her for GC, in 2000 he got married again with a USC and she filed for him but his case was pending because of his first marriage but he had his work permit untill 2005 when they arrested him because of his immigration status RED FLAG and was released with 5000 bail.but they took his work permit.
in march 2008 he left voluntary with the hope that he can re-enter the US. He has two kids with his second wife 17 years old and 8 years old girls and they have about of them severe ashma.
what should he do to re enter the country?
could his daughter file a 601 for him ?
his wife is tired of all this and she she doesnt want him to leave/ now she refuse to do anything for him she said it's just waste o money and time
English Muffin
QUOTE(amana1 @ May 11 2008, 01:29 PM) *
My friend had entered US with a visitor visa in 1987, he was married in 1989 with a USC she filed for him he got his work permit but they divorced and she said that he married her for GC, in 2000 he got married again with a USC and she filed for him but his case was pending because of his first marriage but he had his work permit untill 2005 when they arrested him because of his immigration status RED FLAG and was released with 5000 bail.but they took his work permit.
in march 2008 he left voluntary with the hope that he can re-enter the US. He has two kids with his second wife 17 years old and 8 years old girls and they have about of them severe ashma.
what should he do to re enter the country?
could his daughter file a 601 for him ?
his wife is tired of all this and she she doesnt want him to leave/ now she refuse to do anything for him she said it's just waste o money and time


He'll need his wife to petition for him, his children can't do it until they are 21 years old.
amana1
QUOTE(English Muffin @ May 11 2008, 01:31 PM) *
QUOTE(amana1 @ May 11 2008, 01:29 PM) *
My friend had entered US with a visitor visa in 1987, he was married in 1989 with a USC she filed for him he got his work permit but they divorced and she said that he married her for GC, in 2000 he got married again with a USC and she filed for him but his case was pending because of his first marriage but he had his work permit untill 2005 when they arrested him because of his immigration status RED FLAG and was released with 5000 bail.but they took his work permit.
in march 2008 he left voluntary with the hope that he can re-enter the US. He has two kids with his second wife 17 years old and 8 years old girls and they have about of them severe ashma.
what should he do to re enter the country?
could his daughter file a 601 for him ?
his wife is tired of all this and she she doesnt want him to leave/ now she refuse to do anything for him she said it's just waste o money and time


He'll need his wife to petition for him, his children can't do it until they are 21 years old.

you mean she needs to start all over again with the 130 /129 and 601 too
Rob & Jin
the waiver(s) is filed after the petition is denied
ZeeNusah
QUOTE(Rob & Jin @ May 12 2008, 11:09 AM) *
the waiver(s) is filed after the petition visa application is denied


His wife needs to file a petition for him (K3 or CR1/IR1) first.

Once it gets to the consulate and is denied they will let him know if he can file a waiver.



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