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发帖数: 20 | 1 Our client was an ethnic Chinese immigrant from Malaysia who had come to the
United States in order to find a better job to support his wife and children.
Being a legal U.S. permanent resident, he wanted to bring his family over to
the United States. However, his wife was technically ineligible to apply for
her green card after overstaying her visitor’s visa. The only chance was to
file an I-601 Waiver of Grounds of Excludability based on the hardship to our
client as a U.S. green card holder, | w*****w
发帖数: 20 | 2 Our client was an ethnic Chinese immigrant from Malaysia who had come to the
United States in order to find a better job to support his wife and children.
Being a legal U.S. permanent resident, he wanted to bring his family over to
the United States. However, his wife was technically ineligible to apply for
her green card after overstaying her visitor’s visa. The only chance was to
file an I-601 Waiver of Grounds of Excludability based on the hardship to our
client as a U.S. green card holder, which we did in late 2004. The U.S.
Embassy contacted us within a few months about a Notice of Intent to Deny from
USDHS Bangkok. The client was thinking about withdrawing his petition, but
we persuaded him to give it a final try. We carefully crafted a response that
noted the various personal and societal hardship issues that would affect our |
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