Immigration visa cancelled. Any chance?

[michael2008 0]

from Pakistan

back story

 

immigration application approved in 2009 - got call for interview in 2014
Family of 8  Two parents > 6 kids >
my sister got married in 2006, and my dad never revealed this info thus visa cancelled  INA Act section 212 (a)(6)(C)(i) Material misrepresentation.
Went for  interview the interviewer asked us just few questions like what we all siblings do study or job just that and congratulated us. After two days we got our passports with visa on it.
But later the embassy came to know about the above said wrongdoings, and asked via call to submit back our passports (because of technical fault) after submitting the passports back they contacted us again where the counselor on phone said "you are unlawfully taking your married child in to united states" and asked us to appear in person in Islamabad embassy where the interviewer/counselor questioned "why we failed to reveal this information and further told that my sister cannot immigrate to united states with us  but have to apply for herself separately and since You (my dad) were concealing this information and will fully misrepresenting so we (embassy) are cancelling your visa but are sympathetic towards your children they will not be debarred from entering united states."  

 - my parents don't speak English so they were being assisted by translator.

as the interview finished the counselor handed back passports and 2 papers 1 to my dad and 1 to my sister.
in the dad's one there was check at  NOT eligible to seek waiver  -    212 (a)(6)(C)(i) Material misrepresentation.
and in the other there check at Eligible to seek waiver     -      212 (a)(6)(C)(i) Material misrepresentation.
On the all passport they stamped  Cancelled without prejudice
after some 1 year from the cancellation date my dad sent appeal to embassy to reconsider the immigration case but they declined to.

Now my question , is there anyway i can convince the embassy to reinstate  immigration application for the rest applicant. or for me?
 at the ceac status website it still show my status as ready. and my dad's at administrative processing  ( see attachments)
My dad the main applicant and his brother the sponsor (my uncle now deceased)
 

[JFH 12,190]

So you are the derivative of your father who was petitioned by his brother? 

 

I see two problems:-

— the petitioner is deceased. Family reunification visas are not valid if the petitioner dies before the beneficiary arrives. 

 

- your father has a permanent ban and you have no eligibility on your own, only through your father. 

[Roel 7,192]

Time to say goodbye to the US. 

 

Face the consequences of lying.  Embassy won't forget about your misrep just because you ask nicely. 

[Going through 5,671]

15 minutes ago, Subhan said:

Now my question , is there anyway i can convince the embassy to reinstate  immigration application for the rest applicant. or for me?

The 6 kids are derivatives of the main applicant (your father).

Your father was sponsored by your uncle (who is now deceased).

Your father is permanently banned from entering the US, and not eligible for a waiver.

There is no path to the US for you through a family reunification visa....because there is no longer family in the US to reunite with.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

Learning the hard way the consequences of lying on an immigration application. Plus as others have said not only did the petition died with the petitioner, but the principle beneficiary- your father - is ineligible. There can’t be any derivatives if there isn’t a valid/eligible beneficiary.  You need two working links in the chain for you to be able to migrate, and both of them have been broken.

 

the only confusing thing about all this is why no one has updated the CEAC status to show refused on all, it’s clearly just been left on whatever the last decision was. That blurb about AP is the standard blurb that gets put up for all visas after interview but before a final decision is recorded, don’t read anything into it.

[michael2008 0]

Ah, The sponsor died in 2012 and the sponsorship was transferred to her daughter. 
 

Edited March 11, 2018 by Subhan

[Roel 7,192]

? Your uncle daughter sponsored your father? How does this even work. 

 

Anyway. What's done is done. Don't get your hopes up. 

[Going through 5,671]

3 minutes ago, Subhan said:

Ah, The sponsorship was transferred to her daughter.

To whose daughter?  Do you mean another sister living in the US, or your cousin?

Edited March 11, 2018 by Going through

[michael2008 0]

Just now, Going through said:

To whose daughter?  Do you mean your sister, or your cousin?

My cousin,  my uncles daughter

[Roel 7,192]

Nieces cannot sponsor their uncles... 

[Going through 5,671]

1 minute ago, Roel said:

Nieces cannot sponsor their uncles... 

Nor can cousins sponsor other cousins.

[michael2008 0]

1 minute ago, Roel said:

Nieces cannot sponsor their uncles... 

don't know much but that how they made it worked i guess. as i already said that my uncle the main sponsor died before the interview, and still they issued our visas at first place.....

[Going through 5,671]

1 minute ago, Subhan said:

don't know much but that how they made it worked i guess. as i already said that my uncle the main sponsor died before the interview, and still they issued our visas at first place.....

Was the consulate made aware of the uncle dying?

[Roel 7,192]

2 minutes ago, Subhan said:

don't know much but that how they made it worked i guess. as i already said that my uncle the main sponsor died before the interview, and still they issued our visas at first place.....

It doesn't matter. You all have misrep. Your father is forever banned from the US and you can only immigrate with him. There is no way for you to receive this immigrant visa. 

 

 

[michael2008 0]

1 minute ago, Going through said:

Was the consulate made aware of the uncle dying?

No, they never talked about it.