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What’s odd is needing two expediteds to be approved for one waiver.  Thier is nothing on their site stating you need two expedite approvals for the same case. 

Good Morning,

My fiancée I-212 expedite was approved in April 28. The expedite came from a congressman and approvednin Nebraska.

The case was transferred to Atlanta on May 28. I was told the case would be adjudicated in Nebraska and was confused why it was transferred. Was told it was normal.

Now, my congressman contacted USCIS field office in Atlanta to ask about the expedite approval. They informed us that the Expedite request does not transfer. We had to put another expedite request in at the local office. 

I’ve searched the forms and not found anything like this before. I believe Atlanta is  making up thier own rules. They even have my congressman liaison person believing that this is correct. 

Ive spoken with a t1 agent about this and they have been confused as well. Unfortunately, I can’t get transferred to a t2 agent until Monday due to  them not accepting transfers. Due to call load.

Im trying to find answers about this and I’m very confused on how they can say approved for expedite but then another office won’t honor the approval.  Any help or tips on what to do forward would be greatly appreciated.

From what I’ve seen on Facebook groups and here is that all 212s approved for expedite in Nebraska was approved there. They were never transferred like mine.

Good evening,

Today we had our K-1 interview and we knew going in it would be denied and  would needed to file the 212 waiver for 212(a)(9)(a)(i). Due to Expedite Removal that triggers a 9A ban from 212(a)(7)(a)ii.

The counselor was nicely behaved and we answered all his questions with the response we knew we had to answer with. So at the end he gave us the sheet of paper and now we are beginning the paperwork phase with Lizz Cannon. We waited  Incase we needed a 601 but we don’t need.

Im asking for those that read, what is the processing time you had? Again, this is just for solo 212. The process of how the waiver is ruled is different than that of filing 601+212. We know it has to go to Atlanta local office for approval after being sent to the lockbox in Phoenix.Just want to know how long others had to wait. 

I’ve been seeing a lot of 2-4 months for solo

again, thanks for any information.

It’s a signed sworn statement when they deemed her inadmissible and took her sworn statement.   

When I’m referring to “paperwork” I’m meaning the copies of the forms she signed when being sent back to Brazil.

On her flight back to Brazil. Another individual was deported but he was a expedited removal. With him he had the sworn statements and all forms he signed. 

Thanks for the replies, I appreciate it. 

Form I-275. Application to withdraw. 

Thanks for your response. I believe this will not effect her case as well.

Unfortunately,  the whole paperwork not given to her is kinda scary to be honest. Is it normal for CBP Officers to not give copies to those who are withdrawing application?  

Thanks for taking you time to answer my questions.

My fiancée who was traveling up to see my graduation this past May was deported after being admitted into America.  She gave all the information reguarding my graduation to the first point of entry then was later stopped after she retrieved her luggage. This officer questioned her about my letter of graduation and then detained her. Short sorry short they removed her from ATL on the next flight.  When I found out about this I got on the plane with her to Brazil and we hired a lawyer to help us through this. They told me they don’t think she would need a waiver. 

My question is regarding if she was removed/ deported or voluntarily removed. She was given no paperwork after being detained/deported. She remembers signing something and later given back her passport with “Canceled” written on it with 212 a7aii on it but nothing else. We were told that it is illegal to not give someone the signed documents. Is this true? Also, I’ve been researching and reading about this since it happens. I know that if she was deported she would have a five year ban. We are currently 150 on K1 timeline. But unfortunately we have no paperwork to find out if she did get a five year ban or voluntary removed. She doesn’t remember much because she spent 16 hours in ATLANTA holding area waiting till the next flight to Rio.  All we have is her passport with stuff written on it. Expired, cancelled and the code 212a7aii.  

But I just notice this “7AI” on the top right corner. My next question is this the 7A for no ban and just voluntary withdrawal or is it the 9A which is the five year ban.  

Im hopeful that someone might have some information for us. I’m expecting the worse and have already begun preparing the I-601 waiver. I appreciate the time and if I posted this in the wrong section, I’m sorry.  

The photo shows her being admitted in August of 2017-February 2018. Then February 2018 again but this was due to her Plane making an emergency landing due to a fire. Then on May 2nd for my graduation.

Thanks for reading!