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Hello, has anyone had any more recent experience with the US consulate in San Salvador and I-601A applicants with tattoos? The applicant has had his I-601A approved, but has not been scheduled for a consular interview yet. The applicant has many tattoos, none of which are gang-related (the tattoos are listed below). All of the tattoos were done professionally with a well-known tattoo artist. I understand that religious symbols can also be viewed as "gang-related." I'm also worried that the sheer number of tattoos could be viewed negatively.
Secondly, has anyone with tattoos had any luck with submitting a declaration by a gang expert stating that the symbols are not gang-related? If so, when did you submit that evidence and which expert did you use? What was the outcome?
Thirdly, has anyone tried submitting a declaration by the tattoo artist stating that the symbols are not gang-related? If so, when did you submit that evidence, and what was the outcome?
-Jesus portrait
-dagger w/ “love” inscription
-praying hands image w/ “family” inscription
-" actions over words" written in Latin
-Archangel Gabriel figure
-Virgin Mary figure
- Roses
-Tribal jaguar image
-heart with crown image
-small skull (a punk band logo)
-sparrow image
- Applicant's name in Chinese characters
-“SXE” in old english font (meaning “straight edge drug free lifestyle")
Thank you in advance for your help!
Consulate in El Salvador- Tattoo question
in Waivers (I-601 and I-212) and Administrative Processes (221g)
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Hello, has anyone had any more recent experience with the US consulate in San Salvador and I-601A applicants with tattoos? The applicant has had his I-601A approved, but has not been scheduled for a consular interview yet. The applicant has many tattoos, none of which are gang-related (the tattoos are listed below). All of the tattoos were done professionally with a well-known tattoo artist. I understand that religious symbols can also be viewed as "gang-related." I'm also worried that the sheer number of tattoos could be viewed negatively.
Secondly, has anyone with tattoos had any luck with submitting a declaration by a gang expert stating that the symbols are not gang-related? If so, when did you submit that evidence and which expert did you use? What was the outcome?
Thirdly, has anyone tried submitting a declaration by the tattoo artist stating that the symbols are not gang-related? If so, when did you submit that evidence, and what was the outcome?
-Jesus portrait
-dagger w/ “love” inscription
-praying hands image w/ “family” inscription
-" actions over words" written in Latin
-Archangel Gabriel figure
-Virgin Mary figure
- Roses
-Tribal jaguar image
-heart with crown image
-small skull (a punk band logo)
-sparrow image
- Applicant's name in Chinese characters
-“SXE” in old english font (meaning “straight edge drug free lifestyle")
Thank you in advance for your help!