212(a)(7)(A)(i)(I) application of admission withdrawn

[Scaret_e 14]

Evening everyone and thanks for your time, 

 

my girlfriend at the time got her b1/b2 tourist visa back 2016. She got to that states November 2016 went back home to her country middle of December 2016. 

 

She found out she she was pregnant 2nd week of January. So at the time we was excited about having a baby. So I told her to have the baby here       After planning things out got approval from her doctors she was allowed to fly. I went back to the Philippines and met her there. So my girlfriend and I can fly together. 

 

 

April 2017 

We arrive at Detroit for a connecting flight. 

Having all proper documentation she was denied of entry. Later that day she flew back home and I followed to make sure she was ok. Because she was shock, hurt and sametime all I can think about is her being ok and our baby as well. 

 

Cbp told her it won’t be hard for her to be allowed back to the states because we have a baby together. That means me putting a petition out. 

 

Application for admission withdrawn 

 

212(a)(7)(A)(i)(I)

 

My have an appt with a lawyer to see what’s my move?  But won’t see me till 2 weeks lol🤦🏻‍♂️

But I been reading and most cases that I might not need a waiver?? Is that true? 

 

also will this matter affect my cr1 visa that I wanna apply soon??

Can I jus filed my cr1 visa ?? 

 

While reading the cr1 visa applicaiton

on question 53  ever in Immigration proceedings?? What do I put ? No??

Because she was never removed, rescission, exclusion/deportation or judicial proceedings. 

 

Also the application of admission withdrawn doesn’t even fall in those categories 

right or wrong??

 

 

please help

 

we have a baby together and we’re recently married, us being apart as a family hurts😢

Edited October 22, 2018 by Scaret_e
Wrong date

[Scaret_e 14]

Anyone???😣

[Boiler 43,434]

this was 18 months ago, so you got married?

[geowrian 22,335]

1) What "planning" was involved for giving birth in the US? Generally this requires extensive coordination and agreements for payment with the US facility. Even then, CBp makes a final decision.

2) If her application for admission was only denied, then no waiver should be needed (barring no other inadmissibility for something unrelated to this entry attempt).

3) If her application for admission was only denied, then she was not removed from the US or have any immigration proceedings. She was only denied entry.

[Scaret_e 14]

5 hours ago, Boiler said:

this was 18 months ago, so you got married?

Yea it was 

at the time our main focus was the our baby 

we did get married in the Philippines this year 

[Scaret_e 14]

5 hours ago, geowrian said:

1) What "planning" was involved for giving birth in the US? Generally this requires extensive coordination and agreements for payment with the US facility. Even then, CBp makes a final decision.

2) If her application for admission was only denied, then no waiver should be needed (barring no other inadmissibility for something unrelated to this entry attempt).

3) If her application for admission was only denied, then she was not removed from the US or have any immigration proceedings. She was only denied entry.

1- was paying 

 

how do I answer those question 53/54??

[geowrian 22,335]

4 hours ago, Scaret_e said:

how do I answer those question 53/54??

53: No

54: Nothing checked