A person was removed from the US for simple assault, and with false travel document that was never issued by his consulate, he also does not have removable offense, the criminal court magistrate did not convict him, rather, his court appointed lawyer forced him to sign probation to get out of jail because he told the lawyer that he has to return back to class because he was in nursing school, the court appointed lawyer took advantage of him and had him sign a two years probation over misdemeanor assault whose maximum sentence does not exceed one year. He is a lawful permanent resident since2007 and he was forcefully removed in 2018, he has a US citizen son and he is a US school graduate nurse, what is your advice to enable him get back to US and fight to clean his record because, for one, the simple assault charge was false accusation from his ex girlfriend because he dumped her, and he never fail to file his taxes, and many good moral characters to mention.
I would disagree with you on aggravated felony not be able to receive waiver. If person came to us and then adjusted stutus to green card he is eligible to apply
It depends on what the person was deported for and how they are eligible for a visa or adjustment of status afterward. There are many different processes a person could take after being deported. I would suggest reviewing some of the different processes I go over in my other videos or calling my office to schedule a consultation ta 917-885-2261 to book a consultation.
@@immigrationlawyerny actully me and my family deported from us airport by customs as they said in my last visit i worked on b1 visa but i said i didnt work
I would like to ask if 10 year Bar completed Do i need to file a Waiver I-212 ? As of now 2019 my Petitioned was already Approved ..i have one more year left to complete my 10 year bar.. Thank you.
You need to consult with an attorney, It depends on the grounds for deportation/removal, how many times you were ordered removed... Generally speaking, after the period of 10 years after an ordinary order of deportation not for an aggravated felony, a person does not need I 212 but may still need a waiver depending on the grounds of the removability/inadmissibility.
@@MariamH1215 Hi... Im still here in manila...my Lawyer told me to try for an Interview last Jan 2020 since i didnt completed my 10 yrs bar the US consul give me one year Extension to process my I-212 waiver..lets see right now my papers is pending... i'll get back to you soon if i have a Good New.... Keep safe...
Brother Albert Villareal same here kabayan!waiting for petition status get approved.It’s more likely still need to apply for form I 212 after or before the petition approval?
Hi, I got deported to Armenia for a probation violation on a burglary charge for LIFE. Can you please tell me if I have a chance on returning to the USA. Hopefully, reduce the life to 10 years. I was deported on February 4th, 2004. My life hasn't been the same since I grew up in the US from the age of 5...
