USC petitioning for parent after a 10 year ban

[ibyang 0]

about more than 10 years ago, my mother went to the US for a vacation (not her first time) and before entering the US, her bags were checked and they saw a letter with an employer's name on it and they assumed that my mother had the intention of working illegally when in fact it was for somebody else. Long story short, she was immediately sent back to The Philippines and got a 10-year ban.

Fast forward to 2015 more than 10 years later, I petitioned for my mother to come her as a parent of a USC. We are almost at the end of the tunnel and I'm getting really anxious as this is one of the most important thing in my life. She will be going for Medical next week and is scheduled for interview on July 14. So, my question is this: Is there a possibility that her deportation past will be taken against her during this interview that they might deny her because of it? This was way more than 10years ago and she has served her time, so to speak.

Thank you in advance!

[Hypnos 6,576]

Provided she served the ten year bar then it shouldn't be a problem.

[Penguin_ie 5,986]

They will probably ask her about it at interview, but it shouldn't be a major issue.

[ibyang 0]

Thank you every one for the response! Hoping for the best :-)