DwayneandRaven

1 minute ago, Boiler said:

They notified her of the option she has to proceed.

Is there anything can be done?

7 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Sounds like she was deported, 5 year, and has a Misrep issue, lifetime.

 

And no QR.

I was a kid then but I think that what happened. And yes it was a misrepresentation 

8 minutes ago, geowrian said:

What visa did she apply for? What was the precise inadmissibility?

 

If she has a misrepresentation bar and she is applying for an immigrant visa, then an I-601 would be needed. A son/daughter is not an eligible relative for this, though. There's no way around that.

If she is applying for a non-immigrant visa, then a waive undner INA 212(d)(3) may apply, but only at the CO's discretion to recommend one or not.

 

Since you said "i file for her" and "I-160 waiver" (presumably a typo on I-601), I'm going to assume it's the former (immigrant visa).

I filled the I-130 for her and when she went to the embassy they told to filed for the waiver before they can move forward. Why would they told her to file for the waiver if they knew she wasn't elegble ?

I'm desperate need advice plz! My mother was trying to visit the US on a fake visa 15 years ago and was turn around and they told her she can become eligible to return after 5 years. So I file for her to come to the US and when she went to the embassy she was denied a visa and was told she qualify for a waiver so we filed for the waiver. We get a letter requesting for more evidence for a qualified relative, and I can't be a qualified relative. Am the only relative she have here in the US. Is there anything else I can do?? We are running out of time