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I'm German, used to live on a mexican FM3 visa near Tijuana, Mexico. Crossed the land-border MX-US by Visa Waiver. Answered NO on the question; have you ever ..denied an US Visa. Have 2 visa denials in 2007 and 2008.
Not reading all questions carefully, always in a hurry... Since april 2009 SEVEN I-94W, since I live in Mexico. Never a problem..
But: Now I live in San Diego, married to an USC, applying for GC in February. Question 10 on I-485: did I WILFULLY commit an immigration fraud ?? If I'll answer question 10 by YES and explain this on a separate sheet, will this do it, or do I need IN ANY CASE to apply for a waiver (I-601), extreme hardship for my wife...
Opininons of immigration lawyers are very different, some say YES, have to apply for I-601, others saying, the well written explanation will do it, since I am retired and even don't want to work here, just living happily together with my wife. It also depends on the review of the adjudicating officer.
Some advise ??
Thanks
Not reading all questions carefully, always in a hurry... Since april 2009 SEVEN I-94W, since I live in Mexico. Never a problem..
But: Now I live in San Diego, married to an USC, applying for GC in February. Question 10 on I-485: did I WILFULLY commit an immigration fraud ?? If I'll answer question 10 by YES and explain this on a separate sheet, will this do it, or do I need IN ANY CASE to apply for a waiver (I-601), extreme hardship for my wife...
Opininons of immigration lawyers are very different, some say YES, have to apply for I-601, others saying, the well written explanation will do it, since I am retired and even don't want to work here, just living happily together with my wife. It also depends on the review of the adjudicating officer.
Some advise ??
Thanks
