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olga2oo7
hello everyone, my husband had his interview today and everything was fine except that he needs a waiver I 601...... :'(
does anyone know how long it takes
if anyone knows please let me know....
thank you
kitkat1
QUOTE(olga2oo7 @ Aug 6 2007, 07:03 PM) *
hello everyone, my husband had his interview today and everything was fine except that he needs a waiver I 601...... :'(
does anyone know how long it takes
if anyone knows please let me know....
thank you


What was the reason for denial?
What country and what consulate?

These details make all the difference so maybe you could start by filing in your timeline information.

When a visa is denied due to an ineligiblity and the applicant can overcome the ineligiblity with a 601 waiver, a letter from the qualifying US citizen proving extreme hardship with evidence is required (plus filing and fingerprint fees). Adjudication usually takes a fairly long time but depends on the country.

You also need to be 100% sure you have a very good understanding of the requirements for the hardship letter -- you need to prove extreme hardship and provide serious and detailed evidence.

Start by reading www.immigrate2us.net in the 601 forum or family based immigration dot com (all one word) in the waiver forum.
olga2oo7
QUOTE(kitkat1 @ Aug 6 2007, 08:16 PM) *
QUOTE(olga2oo7 @ Aug 6 2007, 07:03 PM) *
hello everyone, my husband had his interview today and everything was fine except that he needs a waiver I 601...... :'(
does anyone know how long it takes
if anyone knows please let me know....
thank you


What was the reason for denial?
What country and what consulate?

These details make all the difference so maybe you could start by filing in your timeline information.

When a visa is denied due to an ineligiblity and the applicant can overcome the ineligiblity with a 601 waiver, a letter from the qualifying US citizen proving extreme hardship with evidence is required (plus filing and fingerprint fees). Adjudication usually takes a fairly long time but depends on the country.

You also need to be 100% sure you have a very good understanding of the requirements for the hardship letter -- you need to prove extreme hardship and provide serious and detailed evidence.

Start by reading www.immigrate2us.net in the 601 forum or family based immigration dot com (all one word) in the waiver forum.



thank you kitkat
he has to do his fingerprints on the 16th
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