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Friend deported, trying to get back from her spouse visa

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My friend was deported from US a few years ago but her ban is ending soon. She got married to her boyfriend last year, who is a green card holder. She and her husband are trying to get her to the US as soon as her ban ends but after talking to a couple of lawyers it looks like it is still going to take another year after the end of her ban to enter the US as a dependent. Any immigration lawyer here or people with similar cases or experience that can help? Thanks in advance

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When was she deported? Year, that is

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What was she deported for, what is her history.

 

Deportation just by itslef is 5 years

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I could see other potential issues but he starts by filing the I 130

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Pleaae let us know how it goes.

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2 hours ago, El Paso said:

 it looks like it is still going to take another year after the end of her ban to enter the US as a dependent. 

Actually, since the spouse is a permanent resident and not a US citizen it will be well more than a year. It will likely be over 2 years.

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5 hours ago, Unlockable said:

Actually, since the spouse is a permanent resident and not a US citizen it will be well more than a year. It will likely be over 2 years.

What's the possibilities of her getting visa through her spouse after her ban ends?
Does their case become like regular i130 after applying after her ban time or they need to some extra steps due to her ban ?

 

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8 minutes ago, El Paso said:

Sure.
Is it better for her to apply for student visa after her ban ends or apply and wait through her spouse?

Does her case affect i130, even after her ban time ends?

You think they are going to give a Student Visa after what happened last time?

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