cadirox17

No I can't afford one I'm in love but I am a civil servant and work for the state- we don't make any money.

So my fiancee was in America illegally for he caught trying to cross the Arizona border 3 times in a month but didn't go to court they just finger printed him, he said he signed paper to voluntarily go back to Mexico. Then he illegally crossed and lived here for 4 years he didn't get caught and decided to move back to Mexico about 6.5 years ago. When we filed the application we wanted to be honest so we put that on the application. Now I am worried that he won't be able to come here. I can't find out a straight answer on if it will disqualify him since most of the stuff online says if they were caught 10 year ban but the only time he was caught was 10 years ago. I am wondering how much of this stuff is at the discretion of the interviewer at the embassy. Is it up to them whether or not they will allow him in or is it 'if you check yes then we won't let you in until the time has passed'?

Does anyone know anything about this? Is there any type of waiver I can file before the interview? Our interview date is May 26- everything has moved so fast in this process I am kind of shocked. I submitted my 129f on Jan 18 and I got the letter from the consulate to schedule an interview on April 18 (of course lots of steps in between).

I appreciate any help on this!