refused admission into the USA: 212(a)(9)(B)(i)(II)
What is that mean? One of my friend try to enter the USA from Canada, due to her previous overstay on b1 b2 visa she was refused admission and was told that she is inadmissible and will not be able to enter the USA for the rest of her life. Is that true? Can you help her in this situation? Is there any way to file any waiver petition forms in the future to be able to visit the USA for her? Zamujestvo za U.S.grajdanina pomojet li ey?
Thank you and hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely,
Svetlana B. Boston. MA.
Сб, Май 26, 2007 01:58pm Адвокат Игорь Громов - 6722 d back
It means exactly what you typed. She can apply for a waiver of inadmissibility on several grounds, including extreme hardship for example to her American spouse.
Skajite poj-ta esli cherez 3-4 goda posle polucheniya Kanadskogo passporta ona mojet ehat v USA kak grajdanin Kanadi ili ee vichislyat po inadmissibilty i ne pustyat v USA?
Otvette poj-ta! It means exactly what you typed. She can apply for a waiver of inadmissibility on several grounds, including extreme hardship for example to her American spouse.
Etot chelovek is getting married to USC soon, they need to file a waiver of inadmissibility I-601 and prove of extreme hardship for USC, smojete li pomoch etomu cheloveku v Kanade? Nujno vesti correspondence with US Embassy in Toronto or Montreal dlya polucheniya K immigrant visa, esli smojete pomoch to skolko vashi uslugi budut stoit? Please kindly advise and guide us Mr.Igor! Thanks a lot....
