I-212 or I-601. USC wife and child

[nikobsd]

Hi.


Im 20 years old I was admitted to US tourist visa stayed there for 4 years my dad had asylum which was denied and judge issue order for our deportation. I was deported to my native country Republic of Georgia. I have us citizen wife and child they both came to live with me in here. But we want to go back cuz its not that sweet in here. I need to know what i suppose to do first, go for interview or Just file 212 and 601 and aditional hardship letters stuff.

Thanks for your time
Niko.

[jesuslovesyou]

just to clarify so you came on tourist visa ad your dad applied for asylum as soon as you came in ad it was denied and you are deported?


1. time you stayed during your vist visa validity and ..entire time you stayed of asylum pending icluding bia and fedral court appeal time are considered legal stay ..

2. any time aquired after final deportation order ( if you have appeled the case the final result ordered date) is considered un autorised stay

3. if you have unauthorised stay of more than 180 days and less than 1 yr ul have 3 yr ban if its more than 1 yr ul have 10 yr ban.


4. if any of th above bans apply to you then you need 601

second thing is deportation .. every one who has been deported should obtain permishion from attorney genral to come back to usa ..which is done with i-212 ..and you need i-212


if you have to apply for both 601 and 212 you should apply at your interview ..if you just need your 212 the best thing is to apply along with your i-130 .

you can also apply at the district office where you are deported or at consulate ..both are really head ache ..many consulates refuse to take even though they should and farward to district office ..

district offices are very hard to deal with and notoriously very very slow ..apply along with your i-130 and that will save lots of tiem for you as they can appove both at same time ..and you can come back without any problems


Godbless

JLU

[jesuslovesyou]

if you just need i-212 ..and have no crimes considering your age ..it wont be hard to get i-212 approved it should be peace of cake ..service centers will approve it much faster ..like 6 months or so

you should be fine

[nikobsd]

exectly as soon as we came he did, I had work permit and stuff, then BIA decided that we were deportable and we just let it go we didnt take it to federal court, I was illegally more than 2 years i think. I have dui which is expungable but DHS didnt mention that i was criminal alien. so u think its better to file all I-212 601 and 130 together ?
Thanks for your time

[jesuslovesyou]

if you need 601 ul file it at the consulate

[nikobsd]

US consulate in my country says that they dont accept and process I-130 applications any more so I need to send it to Philadelphia,PA place where my removal proceedings were held right ?

[jesuslovesyou]

you apply your i-130 where your wife resides or where she last resided its your wife/husband applying for you ..your deportation has nothing to do in i-130 .

they will deal with ineligibilitys such as deportation at the finl stage interview at consulate .

yes consulate wont process i-130's anymore they use to

Godbless

[jesuslovesyou]

anyway now there is bi specilization law all the i-130's are filed in NSC or VSC check the uscis website