Heatherat88

Yes that's what the lawyer said. So there isn't any way possible to get the10 year ban reduced no matter what we try we have to wait..

Hello, in need of some help. My fiancé was deported in January. Almost a year ago now. We have 2 kids together and we are going to get married in Mexico. This time we want to do things right but aren't sure how to and where to begin. I have done some research and found the I601 waiver until he stayed out for 10 years. I talked to a lawyer and she said that my fiancé is inadmissible. Saying he could not apply for a I601-waiver because he was deported, tried to enter again and got caught, then entered again and was deported again. Is this true with him being deported so many times that we cannot file for a I-601 waiver? I thought if we did a 212 waiver and proved extreme hardship we could possibly get approved. I'm am so new to all of this so please someone help!