any anwers are appreciated!

[adeildo]

what the difference between enter without inspection /overstayed and inspected and over stayed?????
I have seen alot of case that are the same.

[JennyM]

Enter without inspection = snuck in the US

Enter with inspection = entered legallaly

Overstay = came to US legally but when Visa expired, they still stayed.

[adeildo]

Thanks, but I want to know when you go to apply for the waiver, both has to go under section :I 601, 212.

[djones9714]

Please add to what Jenny said:

Entered without inspection/overstayed -- entering without being inspected by an immigration officer or agent and then staying in the U.S. longer: (1) those here more than 6 months but less than a year -- barred for 3 years; (2) those here for more than a year are barried for 10 years.

[JennyM]

Ok...I don't see your point...the I601 is the waiver for being present in the US illegally...as long as they qualfy ie..only 1 EWI after 1997...the I212 is for deportation, it needs to be filled out if the person was deported.

[adeildo]

I' m sorry, my english is bad, now I got confused, what difference between; I 212 and 212, thank you.

[djones9714]

Do you mean the difference between I-601 and I-212?

[adeildo]

I mean I212 and 212(a)(b)(i)(11)

[djones9714]

Okay. Section 212: GENERAL CLASSES OF ALIENS INELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE VISAS AND INELIGIBLE FOR ADMISSION; WAIVERS OF INADMISSIBILLITY

The Immigration & Nationality Act is broken down into "Acts" and then there are subtitles under the Act numbers.

So you would find your code Section under the subtitles: 212(a)(B)(i)(II) and that will tell you the specific charge.

[adeildo]

thanks everybody for help me out!