Any Adam Walsh Act success cases ?

[wwln 2]

We are facing this problem, we just knew this Adam walsh act while we planned to marry and consulted an immigration lawyer, we are worried a lot and suffering about being apart once get deney, anyone success pass this problem? please help...

[Russ&Caro 1,548]

You can read through many of the threads in this sub-forum to get an idea of how difficult it is in terms of time and money. There have been successes but they seem very rare and only after having a very competent attorney involved and spending lots of time and money.

 

The situation sort of begs for a full search of other options, like finding a life together in another country that doesn't have the same restrictions. Good luck.

[wwln 2]

i know its very difficult now by reading a lot of articles,  we dont know what to do for now, we are very painful everytime think of our lives cannot be together because of the law, we don't want to break up and we dont know what to do..

[Redheadguy03 505]

I know some on here have had success. I remember one member said it took 8 years and 20,000 dollars. 

 

Good luck! 

[wwln 2]

16 minutes ago, Kumar01 said:

You should probably be a bit more specific about your circumstances. Surprisingly, there are some situations which won't fall in the AWA category. So, before getting worried over nothing, try to verify if it's indeed an issue. That's all we can say at this point without knowing the details of the actual criminal history.

Cheers

unfortunately it falls in AWA category

[evli1966 88]

That was me.

 

There RSO who live abroad and There was out option if denied.

 

The waiting is painful and unless you have the means to travel and be together part ofnthe time.

 

The attorney/legal fees were only part of the monetary costs. There was the cost of maintaining a home here and overseas,  the cost of living for my wife,  the cost to travel overseas 4 times a year. 

 

It is hard emotionally but you must be patient. 

[evli1966 88]

1 hour ago, Redheadguy03 said:

I know some on here have had success. I remember one member said it took 8 years and 20,000 dollars. 

 

Good luck! 

 

 

[wwln 2]

16 minutes ago, evli1966 said:

That was me.

 

There RSO who live abroad and There was out option if denied.

 

The waiting is painful and unless you have the means to travel and be together part ofnthe time.

 

The attorney/legal fees were only part of the monetary costs. There was the cost of maintaining a home here and overseas,  the cost of living for my wife,  the cost to travel overseas 4 times a year. 

 

It is hard emotionally but you must be patient. 

wow , you took 8 years time? really? but fortunate you passed, we are not married yet, i am not sure if we can apart that long

[evli1966 88]

Thats the choice you need to make before moving forward.

 

[JFH 12,189]

14 hours ago, wwln said:

wow , you took 8 years time? really? but fortunate you passed, we are not married yet, i am not sure if we can apart that long

Why does it have to be the USA? If you just want to be together, have you considered moving to a country that would permit a RSO to live there? 

[Dutchster 1,106]

As far as I know it's fairly to extremely difficult to receive an AWA waiver but you really need a good attorney who is specialized in cases that fall under the Adam Walsh Act. The USC has to proof he is not a risk to you. 

[florida racer 73 200]

Just a question, does the AWA come into play when the couple are married and filing for a CR1? Can you get married and proceed that way? I am just trying to offer suggestions

 

[Dutchster 1,106]

5 minutes ago, florida racer 73 said:

Just a question, does the AWA come into play when the couple are married and filing for a CR1? Can you get married and proceed that way? I am just trying to offer suggestions

 

Has your husband commit crimes or offenses against the Adam Walsh Act?

Edited July 27, 2017 by Dutchster

[wwln 2]

17 minutes ago, JFH said:

Why does it have to be the USA? If you just want to be together, have you considered moving to a country that would permit a RSO to live there? 

his life is here in the USA, 

[canadian_wife 1,791]

Yes AWA applies for married couples filing for a spousal visa.

 

Otherwise what would be the point of the law?  All would simply get married and bypass the Act all together.

 

Good luck to all.