kenng8981

6 minutes ago, carmel34 said:

you are not eligible for the green card lottery because of your ten-year ban...  so if you want to try that path you will have to wait ten years and then apply for the green card lottery, if it still exists then

oh ok thank you for your help

5 hours ago, carmel34 said:

First she will have to go to your country and marry you.  After you are married and have a marriage certificate, she will return home to the US and then file the I-130 petition on your behalf, for the CR-1 spousal visa.  She files this form, you don't.  After 14 months or so if all goes well, you will have an interview at the US consulate in your home country.  At that point you will be denied the visa on the basis of your 10-year ban.  After that your wife can then file a waiver based on medical or financial hardship, an attorney is recommended for this and it would take more months, perhaps up to a year.  If approved, you go to the US after that.  Even if it all works out in the end, it is two years from now, with no guarantee of success.  So your girlfriend and you need a long conversation about all of this, do more research on the process, and you both need to understand the risk that it may not work and so you will need a plan B if you want to stay together as a married couple, like she might have to move to your country to live with you, or some other country where you could both become permanent residents outside the US.  She needs to be an active, willing partner in all of this.  If not, it will not happen as you cannot do it on your own.  Good luck.

oh  i see ...anyway thank you for helping ...and how about the green card lottery ?? i will try any way i can ..

18 minutes ago, kenng8981 said:

maybe i will apply the form i-130 first and tell her come to my country

 

and how many years they will clear the computer record if i was ban 10 years ???????

12 hours ago, carmel34 said:

Your girlfriend could travel to your country and marry you, then file for I-130 spousal visa, then after the interview in your country, 14 months or so after filing the petition, you will be denied for the 10 year ban, then after that you can file a waiver for inadmissability, on the grounds of your wife suffering financial hardship or medical emergency with evidence, no guarantee that it will be approved, so she would have to be willing to risk that and move to live with you in your country if the waiver is denied.  All of this sounds unrealistic IMO, all of it is up to her and how much she wants to be with you.  A good attorney will also most likely be needed, lots of time, money, and patience with no way to predict the eventual outcome.

maybe i will apply the form i-130 first and tell her come to my country

15 minutes ago, Unlockable said:

I'm sorry but it doesn't work like that. Not only was your visa revoked but you have incurred a 10 year ban. This mean that you won't be able to enter or get another visa for at least 10 years.

 

Now there are waivers for this, but you have to have a very compelling reason for the waiver to be approved. On what grounds would you need to re-enter the USA? 

actually  i have a girl friend in new jersey  she is a citizen ..we planning this summer to marry..is this compeling reason

correct after 8 years and 6 month tried to re- enter ,,the CBP stop me they check the computer they said i over stay ...and i used B1/B2 VISA

12 minutes ago, Unlockable said:

@kenng8981

 

Are you asking if you can apply again or try to enter again? The sentence below is confusing.

 

If your visa was revoked for overstay then we would need more information.

 

How long did you overstay? How many months?

What is the timeline of events?

What country are you from?

Have you ever filed for any other visas?

 

8 years and 6 months was over stay , i from malaysia  i not filed any other country visa ..

i think is leave voluntarily , and my visa is write a revoked and was a code  22CFR  41-122(e)(2)

6 hours ago, Roel said:

What visa?

Did you get deny entry to the US? Bit more details would be nice. 

yes i was deny to entry to usa ,,because last time i over stay...should i can entry again ???

OR do i apply form i-212 or form i- 601 ?????

6 hours ago, Roel said:

What visa?

Did you get deny entry to the US? Bit more details would be nice. 

6 hours ago, JFH said:

Suspected immigration intent. You need to overcome that issue before you even consider applying for anything again. They think you are desperate to get into the USA - applying again very quickly will suggest that they were right to

assume that. 

yeah i know ...so when can i apply form i-212 OR i-601 ???

hi ... sorry to briing you guys too much problem ,,

my usa visa was revoked 212 (a)(7)(a)(i)(I) last month march ..should i go to USA consulate apply form i-212 OR i601..????