ukmumof4

the deportation notice was for a missed green card interview.  However I have proof of postage of the letter I sent withdrawing from the process.  The green card application was started within 3 months of arriving so there was no over stay as such.

i don't believe there was any further action on the deportation.

If I now apply for a B2 does anyone have any advice?  I wasn't an overstay on the records, as far as I know?

Hi All, I hope someone can help me.  I am a UK citizen married to a US citizen for 25 years. Most of that we have lived in the UK.  we moved to the US in late 2007, and once there I started green card process.  OH's job fell thru and we left the USA in June 2008.  My immigration lawyer helped me draft a letter withdrawing the green card application, which i got proof of postage.  in July 2008 the lawyer received a deportation notice.

Does anyone know for certainty whether now, 14 years on, I would be able to travel (for 10 days to see my mother in law) to the USA on the visa waiver?  Would I need to apply to the embassy for a B2 tourist visa?  

Can anyone explain how the deportation notice would impact anything as I was already in the UK when it was issued and have documents/flights/etc to confirm that.?

many thanks,