K1 Final Interview in El Salvador

[juan4u2nv 0]

HI VJ'ers,

I have a quick question. We are scheduled for our final interview in El Salvador in September. In packet 3 it is mentioned to bring deportation papers to the interview. My fiance does not have her deportation papers with her as she has lost them but has a receipt from within the detention center. In the initial 129F form we put that she was caught trying to enter the US illegally but was sent right back (2 years ago). Do we have to get the paperwork for this and if the USCIS and NVC already checked our backgrounds and approved it to go to the final interview. Can you please help me!

Juan

[clarence954 20]

HI VJ'ers,

I have a quick question. We are scheduled for our final interview in El Salvador in September. In packet 3 it is mentioned to bring deportation papers to the interview. My fiance does not have her deportation papers with her as she has lost them but has a receipt from within the detention center. In the initial 129F form we put that she was caught trying to enter the US illegally but was sent right back (2 years ago). Do we have to get the paperwork for this and if the USCIS and NVC already checked our backgrounds and approved it to go to the final interview. Can you please help me!

Juan

Juan did you already speak to a lawyer because I though when a person was deported for trying to enter illegal it was a 3 to 5 year ban. I know the uscis already moved your application along but when in the us an agent can block it.

it's just a question because I have no ideal I just though under dose circumstances it was

Edited August 15, 2011 by clarence954

[juan4u2nv 0]

Juan did you already speak to a lawyer because I though when a person was deported for trying to enter illegal it was a 3 to 5 year ban. I know the uscis already moved your application along but when in the us an agent can block it.

it's just a question because I have no ideal I just though under dose circumstances it was

HI,

Thanks for the update. It was a catch and release which is a one year ban which she has already fulfilled. We spoke to a lawyer about it but do not have the actual documentation for it.

Thanks

[Jaqui 0]

Even if it were a 3 or 10 year ban, they may qualify for a I-601 waiver. If it was only a catch and release she wouldnt have documentation would she? So long as it was a catch and release it should be fine. If it were a formal removal then I would have the documents - request them via FOIA.