question!!!

[SAD ANITA]

husband is beind finally deported to mexico after being detained by immigration for 4 months( thank god he's going out of there) lawyer tells me i need tofile a 212 waiver anyone can tell me if thats true??

marry in 2001
apply for I130 on 2001 throught 245I
didn''t hear anything for 5 years(lawyer screw us up)
nov 2006 finally got a new lawyer got
notice for imminuzations , fingerprints etc
may of 2007 interview here in the USA
husband gets detained because of old deportation he had
was arrested back in 1993 when he was 17 was release because he was a minor at the time
but immigration claims he never went back to court , he said he move from state
so we really didn't know

please some one help me

would i need to apply for a I130 again ,,, because he is getting sent back to mexico?
would i need a info pass??

[kitkat1]

Yes you need a 212 - that's the waiver for deportation. Your approved I-130 has to be transferred to Ciudad Juarez (you need to file and pay for form I-824) and then you'll have to wait in the queue for a visa interview. Once interviewed, he'll be dennied and at that point you'll need an infopass appointment to submit the waivers.

[tonyr7]

correct me if i'm wrong,but you may be able to prepare your waivers,both 601 and 212, beforehand, and submit them the day of your consular interview...
unless of course the consulates in mexico have different operational procedures than other consulates
i submitted both my waivers to sydney,australia, the day of my k-3 interview
why would one embassy have different rules than another?
dont they all follow the same procedures?

[kitkat1]

Each consulate has its own procedures and operates differently. Mexico has a tremendous backlog of waivers. Waivers are now submitted into a pilot program a few days after denial via an Infopass appointment. Both are still submitted together but they cannot be done on the day of the interview.

[SAD ANITA]

what happens when a person has been deported and the remainder husband or wife have to file their taxes,,, you know like a married couple have to file married filling jointly ,,,but in my ssituation husband is going back to mex???

[Laura]

Anita - you can file your taxes as usual with whatever time your husband was working this year. My husband was gone half of 2006, I filed a normal joint return as usual.

[ojos_de_alicia]

my husband was not deported but.. he was also detained for a while and given vOluntary departure... if you're filing through mexico.. make SURE u file the i 601 and i 212 together!! dont file the i 212 now.. and wait to file the 601 in CDJ.. cuz it gets all confusing..

why couldnt he get vol departure?? that way u woudltn need the i 212??

once my husband left i did file joint and put no income for him.. and then the next year i filed head of household by myself and my kids.. immigration really didnt look at it because he wasnt here..*working for the entire year* so there was no need for me to file With him

[SAD ANITA]

he had that deportation since 1993

a lawyer scammed us and told us it wouldn't show up but it did husband had a ss# and a working auth,,,

we went for the interview back in may with another lawyer and when we went for the interview he was arrested then,,, god it was hard!

do you think he would loose everything??

why would he need to file the 601 waiver???

lawyer only mentioned the 212 ??? and also said he was going to mail the application,,???
help?????