b2 visa withdrawn at port of entry

[wellwisher1]

HI experts,


my visa is cancel by cbp and given withdrawn application .please help me out what it means the below notice


Instructions

for withdrawal procedures,see inspections field manual chapters 17.2 and 17.15.Alinens who appear inadmissible pursuant to section 235(b)(2) of the INA who elect to withdraw applicatie for admission may choose at any time to appear before an immigration judge for a hearing in removal proceesings.Aliens who appear inadmissible pursuant to section 235(b)(1) or inadmissible pursuant to 8 CFR217.4 are not antitled to a hearing before an immigration judge .


IF a visa is cancled pursuant to 22 CFR 41.1222 or a consular issued border crossing card is voided under authority of 22 CFR 41.32 or 8CFR 212.6 forward orginal of I-275
to consular post which is issued the canceled or voided documents.


ATTACH

Any lifted document
Relating form I-213 OR I-862(notice to appear)
Relating removal or waiver revocation order
Any relating memorandum report or sworn statement


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Please experts let me know what exactly it means and will it effect to get any other visa like spouse visa or b2 visa or any kind of visa and any ban impose on visa withdrawn and any other way can i get my cancel visa back if yes then let me know how.

[inadmissible]

You can attempt to apply for a new visa at your consulate abroad

[wellwisher1]

You can attempt to apply for a new visa at your consulate abroad

they stop to board flight to usa and they sent me back to my home country .Did you know what it really means .

[inadmissible]

Why don't you tell us what it is you were trying to accomplish?

Were you using fraudulent (or someone elses) travel documents?

Are you a refugee trying to use a tourist visa?

Was your visa revoked before to made your journey?

[wellwisher1]

Why don't you tell us what it is you were trying to accomplish?

Were you using fraudulent (or someone elses) travel documents?

Are you a refugee trying to use a tourist visa?

Was your visa revoked before to made your journey?

yes they check my documents as they get my documents are fraudulent genuinely i was not aware of my documents.But experts the given section in my withdrawn form what it means please help me out.

[Trinity71]

yes they check my documents as they get my documents are fraudulent.But experts the given section in my withdrawn form what it means

If you were using fraudulent documents, that is what it means. You were attempting to commit fraud. Doing something illegal according to U.S. law to enter the U.S.

I am not sure about a ban, but anytime you try and apply for a visa, they will know you tried to come here to the U.S. illegally. This will always impact your chances of obtaining any visa in the future because they now know you are an immigration risk.

This is my opinion and not legal advice. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk.

Trinity71

[inadmissible]

I think your concerns would be better addressed if you provide all the pertinent information, and describe your ultimate goals.

Like, "I was caught trying to travel to the United States using fraudulent documents. What options do I have if I want to travel the United States as a [tourist, worker, student, spouse of US citizen, etc]"

[wellwisher1]

I think your concerns would be better addressed if you provide all the pertinent information, and describe your ultimate goals.

Like, "I was caught trying to travel to the United States using fraudulent documents. What options do I have if I want to travel the United States as a [tourist, worker, student, spouse of US citizen, etc]"

what options do i have now? is there any ban impose on me ?

[inadmissible]

You are probably inadmissible to the United States on the basis that you applied for an immigration benefit through fraud or misrepresentation

It depends on what the border agents have noted on your record. Under the Freedom of Information Act, you can request a copy of it

Your first challenge will be applying for a visa. Given that you took the step of trying to travel using fraudulent documents, I will assume you would not have been entitled to a visa had you just gone to the consulate and applied for one in the first place. If you could be eligible for a visa but for the inadmissibility, the consulate will inform you as such, and instruct you on how to file a waiver request

Tell us why you want to come to the United States and why you relied on fraudulent documents, and we'll discuss your waiver options

[wellwisher1]

You are probably inadmissible to the United States on the basis that you applied for an immigration benefit through fraud or misrepresentation

It depends on what the border agents have noted on your record. Under the Freedom of Information Act, you can request a copy of it

Your first challenge will be applying for a visa. Given that you took the step of trying to travel using fraudulent documents, I will assume you would not have been entitled to a visa had you just gone to the consulate and applied for one in the first place. If you could be eligible for a visa but for the inadmissibility, the consulate will inform you as such, and instruct you on how to file a waiver request

Tell us why you want to come to the United States and why you relied on fraudulent documents, and we'll discuss your waiver options

Again i have to hire a lawyer ..for that

[inadmissible]

I obtained a non-immigrant waiver for these grounds of inadmissibility (misrepresentation) without the assistance of an attorney

You may need assistance for that step, but like I said, your first challenge is qualifying for a visa in the first place

[wellwisher1]

I obtained a non-immigrant waiver for these grounds of inadmissibility (misrepresentation) without the assistance of an attorney

You may need assistance for that step, but like I said, your first challenge is qualifying for a visa in the first place

congratualtions!!!!!! to obtain non immigrant waiver !!!!!

please let me know the procedure to apply non immigrant waiver visa

How long visa validity will be there if obtain ?

What would be questioning for inadmissiblity and how much fees for interview at consulate ?

how many days for processing will take to apply non-immigrant waiver ?

[inadmissible]

The procedure is to go the consulate and apply for a visa. If you qualify for a visa (the biggest IF in your situation), the consular officer will inform you that they would like to grant you a visa, but they can't because you're statutorily inadmissible to the United States. They'll then offer you the opportunity to draft and submit a narrative articulating your rehabilitation and the risks of harms to society if you're admitted, in light of the seriousness of your immigration violations and the reasons you seek admission. My waiver was valid for one year - these days they generally approve them for 5yrs. I was specifically asked by the consular officer to draft the letter on USCIS form I-192, but they can and may just want a letter printed on white paper from others. It took 7mo for ARO to approve my waiver. It wasn't up to the consular officers themselves to approve it, but I doubt it would have been considered by ARO without the consular officers recommending to the ARO that it be approved. It took 7mo to approve despite the consular offices recommending that ARO adjudication be expedited

[wellwisher1]

The procedure is to go the consulate and apply for a visa. If you qualify for a visa (the biggest IF in your situation), the consular officer will inform you that they would like to grant you a visa, but they can't because you're statutorily inadmissible to the United States. They'll then offer you the opportunity to draft and submit a narrative articulating your rehabilitation and the risks of harms to society if you're admitted, in light of the seriousness of your immigration violations and the reasons you seek admission. My waiver was valid for one year - these days they generally approve them for 5yrs. I was specifically asked by the consular officer to draft the letter on USCIS form I-192, but they can and may just want a letter printed on white paper from others. It took 7mo for ARO to approve my waiver. It wasn't up to the consular officers themselves to approve it, but I doubt it would have been considered by ARO without the consular officers recommending to the ARO that it be approved. It took 7mo to approve despite the consular offices recommending that ARO adjudication be expedited

DO i need to fill Ds -160 and to pay consulate fees for an appointment to discuss with visa officer IF yes then what type of visa code to be select ?

will visa officer ask again the reason for going to usa ?

If the visa is valid from 1-5 years what will be the duration days to stay like for b2 visa only 6 months

To draft the letter on USCIS is there any special fees to pay at consulate

what will be the benefits getting waiver,please help me out !.

[inadmissible]

You will need to go through the regular procedure of applying for a visa, ie selecting the visa type, filling out DS-160, paying the MRV fee, scheduling an appointment

For a B-2 visa, you will need to explain to the consular officer why you want to travel to the United States, your specific plan while there, your specific plan to depart, your ability to pay, and the strength of your ties to your home abroad

Consular officers don't decide your duration of status, border agents do when granting you admission. They may grant you the typical 6mo, or they may grant you less in light of your previous immigration violations

The filing fee for form I-192 is $930, although I was not asked to pay any fee, perhaps because that form is not actually needed for nonimmigrant visa waiver applications in connection with the issuance of a new visa at consulates abroad

The advantage of having the waiver is that consulate will not be barred from granting you a visa and border agents won't be barred from granting you admission. You will still need to meet all the requirements of visa issuance and admission