malego77

Most attorneys do that …fail to provide complete copies of the filing …..
 
 Even  a $2k waiver filing or DIY has well crafted brief ( they probably had her sign only the signature page) loads of evidence husband and child’s medical, therapy evaluation and treatment if any, extensive financial, support letter, her own statement , country conditions..etc. 
 
She has a right to her entire file just needs to ask ( email and by letter) attorney cannot deny  and is subject to disciplinary action for refusal…but may charge her fee for making copies even w a$20K paid already.
 
Plus she can do a USCIS online FOIA and will the the EXACT filing …she can use husband’s US address for mailing. That IS FREE
 
Gracias for the link to FB 

There's a Facebook group she in and they have good info https://m.facebook.com/groups/2384047095178386/permalink/3138973899685698/
 
About the "copy paste" it turns out she made the hardship letter, the lawyer translated and sent the I601 without giving her a copy of that form filled out according to her. That's the first thing I thought on doing to make it easy to elaborate. 

What she could done is have. Ready Set Go I-601 Form and cut copy paste duplicate filing ready to send out same day as refusal letter in hand. ..
Attorney is off the hook , when such risk approached w eyes wide open. 
 
 

She knew about the posibility of having to submit another waiver after interviewing because she started to get information on immigration forums but I guess she had hope I would not be her case... Thank you for the advise I'm trying to help her to the best of my understanding. 

Yep B2

I am sort of assuming no Lawyer as this seems to be a surprise 
 
So the I 601 package would be first and that is not a quick process.
 
Expedite is certainly possible but by no means guaranteed

CDJ has been doing that for years , it’s a risk hopefully the attorney advised her beforehand. 
 
Was her I-601 A expedited ? ( all such waivers are based on hardship). If yes then likely expedite four I-601 will be granted at filing.  
 
If I-601 A was not expedited, then file I.601 , get receipt and prepare some updated medical treatment/conditions to show need to expedite and call it in 

Here is a memo from a few years ago.
Revised Expedited I-601 PM.pdf (uscis.gov)