EiRamirez93

Your husband needs some serious help, more than most here know about , VJ is for straight forward cases or minor twists. There is a site immigrate2us.net that is a gather of folks with problem paths.

Thank you! I've already looked around a bit on that site and I've already found cases similar to ours!

I don't know the proper answer to your other question and don't want to guess but I can answer in regards to the above.

The I-130 is your petition, not his; any letter he writes is completely worthless and carry no weight. If he is inadmissible and requires a waiver, then the waiver process cannot be started until a visa has been denied

So, I'll know if he needs a waiver if the I-130 is denied? I'm confused.

Congratulation!! So happy for you both!

I just got married and I'm about to get everything together to send in the I-130 for my husband in Mexico. My first question is: On the I-130, question 16 says "Has your relative ever been under immigration proceedings?" There are options for a.) Removal b.) Exclusion/Deportation c.) Rescission d.) Judicial Proceedings

I'm unsure how to answer this question because since my husband has been in Mexico, he has tried to come across the border illegally and has been caught at least three times in the last year. He has always been brought back to Mexico the next day...So, would that mean I put "Removal" for my answer? Or nothing at all? He's never had to go to court for any of this...again, not really sure he would anyway? I'M SO CONFUSED BY THIS QUESTION

Alsoooo, because he has been caught at the border three times, I was told to have him write a letter that goes along with his I-130 explaining why he first came to the US, admitting he was living in the US undocumented, and that he apologizes for trying to reenter the country illegally and the reasons for doing it again. Is that something that happens? We're just confused on what exactly he needs to write because I imagine that will greatly impact the decision they make on this application.

Any help is appreciated!