US Immigration from Peru

My mother-in-law was in the US for 2 years illegally. She flew into Mexico, when they were letting people visit Mexico from Peru. Then stayed in Mexico for a few months. Then she entered illegally through Mexico to the US.Then she left US on her own accord and returned to Peru. My problem in filing the I130 for her. Her visa was stamped when she left Peru to Mexico, it was not stamped when to left Mexico because she entered illegally in the US. When she returned to Peru, her visa was stamped upon departure from US and then stamped again at entry into Peru. She has met the deadline of remaining in Peru over ten years. What problems do we face in getting her back to US, this time legally

Hello everyone.

I ve been seeing that some have filed, on top of the i-130, the k3 as well, as a form of expedite, and I was wondering if this is something that we should do, since we havent heard anything so far and we filed i-130 on sep 25th.

Thank you in advance.

M&C

Hello,

i got married two years ago and filed for and adjustment of status. My conditional green card expired last month and before that I filled to remove the conditions of my GC. I received a notice of action last month stating that I can travel abroad. I was wondering if I need a stamp in my passport to travel to Peru and if I can teavel with my Gc that has my new last name and my passport with old last name. The passport issue was bot a problem last year when I travel but mainly I am worried about if I need or not an stamp.

thank you!!

I am in the process of applying for an IR-1/CR-1 visa for my Peruvian wife. The one complication is that she is currently subject to a 5 year entry ban (starting in Sept, 2018) after having been denied re-entry to the US on suspicion of working illegally. (She was in fact working illegally, and we have been honest and included that information in her work history. To be clear, she was not deported or subject to any immigration proceedings.) When I started this process I was told by an immigration lawyer that we could apply for a waiver of the ban in conjunction with the visa application and that there was a reasonable chance the waiver would be granted if all of the other requirements in the application were met.

I decided not to use a lawyer and have been doing the whole process myself, and I do not understand how the waiver process works. We are now at the stage where we have submitted all of our info to the NVC and are waiting to hear about scheduling the visa interview. So my question is whether anyone can tell me at what stage of the process I would need to apply for the waiver and how to go about doing so.

Thanks as always!

We have received our notice for the green card interview, and one of the lines on the notice says to bring "all documentation establishing you eligibility for lawful permanent residence status. This includes, but is not limited to, proof of status as an asylee, refugee, or a fianc e nonimmigrant."

Since this is so open ended I'm unsure what it is asking for. Does anyone have any thoughts? Is this just asking for proof of bone fide marriage (like pictures)?

Thanks!