Second advisory opinions

[JEANIEW 5]

I my immigrant visa file has gone to Washington from London over an arrest with no convinction wether it makes me inadmissible Arrest was in 1986 and was my second arrest although I receiver a waiver for my first arrest Just wondered how long can I expect the visa office in Washington to answer??

[JFH 12,189]

*~*~*moved from “DCF” to “waivers”*~*~*

[civilservant 42]

Waivers typically take several months to process.

[JEANIEW 5]

Just now, civilservant said:

Waivers typically take several months to process.

It’s not a waiver My case has gone to Washington for a legal advisory opinion because of consulate error decision

[jan22 2,918]

On 6/19/2019 at 5:18 AM, JEANIEW said:

I my immigrant visa file has gone to Washington from London over an arrest with no convinction wether it makes me inadmissible Arrest was in 1986 and was my second arrest although I receiver a waiver for my first arrest Just wondered how long can I expect the visa office in Washington to answer??

Thought you pleaded "no contest"...which, as several people informed in your previews post, IS a conviction. 

 

The lawyers in the visa office will respond only after a thorough legal review of the case -- there is no knowing how long that will take.

[JEANIEW 5]

4 minutes ago, jan22 said:

Thought you pleaded "no contest"...which, as several people informed in your previews post, IS a conviction. 

 

The lawyers in the visa office will respond only after a thorough legal review of the case -- there is no knowing how long that will take.

I get that My lawyer error I think I wonder why he went against consulate officers decision saying no conviction I can apply for a waiver but he is saying they made error soo waiting around and not putting in waiver is delaying me even more

[jan22 2,918]

1 minute ago, JEANIEW said:

I get that My lawyer error I think I wonder why he went against consulate officers decision saying no conviction I can apply for a waiver but he is saying they made error soo waiting around and not putting in waiver is delaying me even more

Maybe get rid of the lawyer?  

[JEANIEW 5]

Just now, jan22 said:

Maybe get rid of the lawyer?  

 

Just now, jan22 said:

Maybe get rid of the lawyer?  

Should I give a grace period for VO office Washington? Then tell lawyer let’s file waiver?

[jan22 2,918]

7 hours ago, JEANIEW said:

 

Should I give a grace period for VO office Washington? Then tell lawyer let’s file waiver?

I'd probably wait until you have the AO, since he's already submitted the request.  Then you will know precisely what the waiver needs to address (if one is needed).  But, that's me....you need to do what makes you comfortable.

[JEANIEW 5]

2 minutes ago, jan22 said:

I'd probably wait until you have the AO, since he's already submitted the request.  Then you will know precisely what the waiver needs to address (if one is needed).  But, that's me....you need to do what makes you comfortable.

Thankyou I am grateful to you You helped me with this !

 

[jan22 2,918]

3 minutes ago, JEANIEW said:

Thankyou I am grateful to you You helped me with this !

 

Thanks -- you're very welcome. Good luck to you and hope all moves very quickly!