worriedgirl1

She never overstayed, so that shouldnt be an issue. Ceac website shows status as Ready. I called NVC and they said that decision hasn't been made and that it is in Admin Processing. What actually happens in AP? are they checking over all of her things? or running more background checks?

I filled out her ds-260 because she doesn't know English. CO interviewed the petitioner and asked why she had been denied entry at border. She told the truth that she was traveling with her minor daughter who had overstayed her visa. Border agent cancelled my mom's visa and returned them both. They made them withdraw their entry application. CO asked for more documents to be brought and also the list of exit and entries for both petitioner and young child. When going through the list we realized I have left out 1 whole trip 16 yrs ago and another trip that was about 8 years ago. They aren't on the DS application..She never overstayed and we never meant to not include them on application. Now just thinking of worst case scenarios here, I wanted to know if it was possible for her to get some sort of ban without getting a chance to explain. The CO asked for letter explanation of of my sister who had overstayed (who is 13 and not in the petition) not sure why this all matters?