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Thanks guys

My sister's son is filing for her. However, she has two under age children. They are under 12 years old. Will they also get to come to the USA with her? They are on the paperwork.

So if I'm the USC, I would have to prove hardship on an i212 just as I would on the i601? I thought the i212 was for the immigrant to prove hardship or shall I say seeking permission to reapply and the i601 for the USC to prove hardship.

There seem to be little info on the i212 waiver. So I would like to know how indepth should this package be if it's not just a form to filled out and submit. Meaning, will any hardship on either party needs to be proven?

I read somewhere that there are many things the person granting or denying the waiver look into; and one of those is the time serve during the ban. My question is, are they looking into when the removal happen in relation to how soon the waiver is submitted?

If I only need the I212 waiver, which it is based on the the code she received, could I file the waiver now eventhough Im not putting in the I-130 petition yet?

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Newacct, she has no other bans. I have s copy of her papers. Just the 5 year ban. However, whAt I'm curious about is that, will the consulate impose other bans if they review the file and feel she committed other crimes? All the info suggest that she wanted to work and that the visa she has isn't for that purpose.If the POE officer found that she iwantedto work, why wouldn't he impose other codes if the crime fits it? Which I think he made the right decision based on what I've been researching. This is like her 4th time traveling and she has never committed any other crime. She had never overstayed her time, never worked previously, and never committed any other neither here nor in her home country.

Is it a common practice that they impose the i601 waiver requirement rather than leave it as is with the i212? As in, do they usually find a way to impose the i601 just to make things more difficult or do they look at the case and act fairly?

And consulate is the person who will be interviewing her?

Ive been reading up on this issue over the internet and also within this post.

What's confusing me is this-

I see that some people say that whenever she goes to the interview for, lets say for the I30 filing; eventhough she is charged with the 7a, which requires only the i212 waiver, they would DEFINITELY impose other code on her at the interview which would cause her/us to also file an i601 waiver. And if officer at the POE didnt impose those other code on her, why would the officer at the interview do it?

Am I understanding this correctly?

What does the INA code mean thAt I mentioned in the initial post?

If I file for her doing the i130 and provide all the necessary info needed, what the chance of her getting the approval?

Is it a ban from coming up on a visitors visa or a ban from traveling on any form of visa, be it k1, k3 or the spousal i130?

They searched her phone and saw info.

Hello everyone,

I'm new to this forum so I'm not sure where to make this post.

My fiancé was coming up and was interrogated and found she wanted to work. She was finger printed, mug shots taken and was sent back on the next plane which happened to be the next day. Her visitors visa was cancelled for 5 years. They wrote an A number in her passport and also a code INA 212 a (7)(A)(i)(I).

Would I be able to file for her? Would she need a waiver?

What are my options?