Ardilla818

You may need both 601 and 212 or 601a depending what is his inadmisability. If criminal first get it expunged, dismissed. Immigration will allow only certain expungement and certain dismissal. You can email me

I'm assuming they are asking for you to give them explanation of how would you, your spouse and children would be affected if living separated or in another country. Also give them explanation of why your spouse needs to be with you or your kids, like school, doc appointment, medical conditions, psychological reasons  hope this helps.

I don't believe that to be true. If they didn't believe in the case, they could have also just denied it instead of giving the option to file a waiver.  Most waiver applicants that are approved  within a year of their last interview don't have to have another interview before being issued the visa.  the embassy gets the approval and they issue the visa based on the previous interview that they had when found inadmissible.  From what I've read, giving the option to file a waiver is like saying "I would give you a visa because I believe in the relationship but your inadmissability is in the way, file a waiver".  If that were not the case, every waiver applicant would need to be reinterviewed to then judge the merits of the case.  Generally they only have to be reinterviewed after a year because the prior paperwork is outdated and they need to ensure that a relationship is still valid after so long. 

I don't think it's a strange request to have another interview. You were deemed inadmissible on the last one, case closed, so they didn't evaluate you on the merits of your case. Now that you've been granted a waiver on that inadmissibility, they can look at your case like they would every other applicant's.

Ask them what is going on . Email them through their webpage under Public Inquiry. 

Hi. My husband just got approved,we submitted the waiver in September of 2017 and on the 28th of September of 2018 got his approval notice