hummingbird0909

I’m from the Philippines and they are not giving any NOS to citizens married to USC right now. Only thing they will give it is when you’re a part of a research that is meritorious to the PH, which they do not have clear standards yet.

Hi, after talking to other friends (who went on the same journey) and got different counsel, it seems our viable option is to reapply our 612 waiver. My question: How many times can we apply for it?

Thank you for this insight! We will take this into account. Our atty very vaguely discussed the I601, because he strongly urge us to re apply. He said that route is the hardest one, because it will just add years to our waiting in my home country.. So to answer this I guess, no. I am really in a bind.

I really do not have any knowledge of this, so this route is having to go back to home country and applying this waiver, after 2yrs.. and depending on the speed of processing time for i601a (which varies) is our +waiting time before getting admitted back to US via GC? am I understanding this right? Also, how complex is the i601a waiver?

1yr

yes l, unfortunately

I think so, ended up overstaying, while waiting on our 1-612.

Hi, this is really unfortunate, but our I-612 got denied recently. (EH waiver to a USC spouse) What are our options moving forward? any advice? our lawyer mentioned re applying. Our initial and very emotional thought is to just go home and serve the 2 yrs. But the lawyer mentioned that by doing that, we would have to overcome another waiver w/c is the I-601 and that can add 1-3+ years (processing time rn) to the 2years. We are at lost right nowx and we are still waiting on the denial letter to come thru mail. so we are still confused on what grounds did they deny our waiver to. Please if anybody is on the same boat, or had been thru this situation. We would greatly appreciate any input.