How to make convincing statement in Form I-601

[2VwithU 0]

File your new K1 petition you will then find out what the next step is.....whether or not you need a waiver. But the FIRST step is filing a new petition.

"Yes. The new K-1 must be submitted concurrently with the Fraud Waiver. Should you want my firm to help you, I can have the attorney-client fee agreement and the invoice for paying the down payment sent to you. just let me know."

That is the reply of one of the lawyer whom i have consulted. What do you think about his claim ? Is it possible ?

Edited June 23, 2016 by 2VwithU

[Anitafeliz 1,133]

You need a denial in order to file a waiver...think like this what are you waiving they havent denied yet...

Edited June 23, 2016 by Anitafeliz

[2VwithU 0]

You need a denial in order to file a waiver...think like this what are you waiving they havent denied yet...

Yes ! i agreed with you. i asked that lawyer to explain to me in details on how the two procedures can be done concurrently. and how he can manage it the same. I have my previous inadmissibility perhaps he contemplates the same denial or grounds that i will be received after my interview. But, the question is clearly am I qualify for a waiver ? that's remain to be seen . Up to now i haven;t received any response from the lawyer.

[belinda63 2,981]

You can't file the waiver because you haven't been denied for something that qualified. the first petition was denied because you were not free to marry. If you get a new petition and file when you go to your interview you find out if you need a waiver or if you can even file for a waiver. You will not know the answer until you have the interview.

Instead of spending time on a waiver you don't need right now and might not qualify for why not spend time getting the new petition filed?