gazper123 asked:
Hi im 20 years old and i came here when i was 15, my I-93 was accepted but my change of status was denied, now I have to go back to Peru and receive my visa number that will be on June 2010 but the problem is that i over stay the 180 days and now im in the risk of getting the 10 years bar, I know there is a waiver that you can make with a lawyer and try to see if you can come back, but the only american citizen in my family is my sister, my mom and dad are resident. My sister is in the army and she is sick and has not been deploy to Iraq for the same reason tthat’swhy she is leaving with us, now that they will send me back to Peru I ddon’thave anybody back home and I’m one of the few people that is helping my sister thru her sickness, now Do you think we can say this in the waiver that I going to send? or My options are limited?
Hi im 20 years old and i came here when i was 15, my I-93 was accepted but my change of status was denied, now I have to go back to Peru and receive my visa number that will be on June 2010 but the problem is that i over stay the 180 days and now im in the risk of getting the 10 years bar, I know there is a waiver that you can make with a lawyer and try to see if you can come back, but the only american citizen in my family is my sister, my mom and dad are resident. My sister is in the army and she is sick and has not been deploy to Iraq for the same reason tthat’swhy she is leaving with us, now that they will send me back to Peru I ddon’thave anybody back home and I’m one of the few people that is helping my sister thru her sickness, now Do you think we can say this in the waiver that I going to send? or My options are limited?