Waiver application processing times

@mike416444 I am seeing about 85% get it in 90-100 days. The other 15% vary from 10 months to 2 years. I am seeing nothing in between.

#1221 Mike will depend on a number of factors in terms of how long they actually adjudicate your application. May 2018 is nothing and we tell everyone it will take 3-9 months since that is the times that they usually take to respond to us.

If you have PPT or a sex crime, then you may be looking at 1-2 years. In our case, they do tend to approve the Fraud and violent crime convictions around the 4-month mark. Drug possession is averaging around the 6-month mark.

Anyway, these are the figures for us in B.C. It will also determine how your packet was prepared and the date when you were convicted. What was your criminal conviction for?

Ok well if you were in BC, then those cases tend to average around the 4-6 mark for us to get an approval. They tend to not be as hard on drug possession as opposed to the trafficking..Hopefully, you put in enough good info and rehabilitation and a clean drug test. They asked us for a drug test on a client that had a 1995 conviction for possession of a roach in Washington State.

I have not seen your packet but I will assume that you will not have any issues. However, please let us know if they write back and give you an RFE(Request for Evidence) and 87 days to respond

Ahhh damn...well you may have trouble getting cleared under Trump now. I was hoping it was only a possession conviction.

Trafficking offences as I posted in another thread seem to be getting increased scrutiny and I am seeing a higher number of rejections recently. Bear in mind that the recent rejections were not handed in 90 days ago, but in many cases a year ago.

Trafficking convictions are now getting major scrutiny and are extremely difficult to clear under Trump. Yes, it is true that they take an extremely long time to get adjudicated by CBP. We have developed a technique that we think will get a trafficking case cleared. We have also done the same on a molestation case.

We are currently using it on 2 clients as a test. One client lives in England and we are running his case through our London office and through the US embassy in London. Currently, we are doing our due diligence and getting all the info from the databases to put his together. It will be tough since he was caught with 30 bricks of Cocaine in Washington State some time ago. We are especially interested in his case since England is full of people with ex-criminality and will be a great market for us.

We are doing both of their cases for free since we do not know if it will work and I do not want to charge someone knowing that it would get denied. If successful, then we can use it in other trafficking cases. It will not be a cheap process though and will cost between$3500-$6500.

We will keep everyone updated and I think with this offence we may even go as far as doing a money back guarantee on it if we can perfect it.

why don't you post a link to your UK website?

www.usentrywaiverservices.com/investor-visas-e-1-e-2

This will be changing after we open the Birmingham location.

#1233 you should work with someone who knows what they are doing and can help you build a good case.

Did they give you reasons for denial? Was probably too soon after being barred...

#1232 - Jill,

How long after you got denied entry and banned did you wait before filing for the waiver?

#1233 There are a few things with your case. It is written in the immigration code that you can be deemed to have criminality just by admitting to essentially committing the crime. It does not necessarily need to be a conviction. They don't need proof since a person's word is proof enough under the code. A lot of people don't understand how the code is written.

An example is let us say that you crossed the border and the guard asked you if you have ever done anything illegal that you have not been caught for. You then volunteer that you held up the Bank of Nova Scotia at gunpoint in 2002 but were never caught. You would then need to file for a waiver for admitting to the crime of Bank Robbery.

Plus you should not apply unless you account for/overcome the specific reason for denial first. If not, then you will likely get another denial since the service will say that nothing has changed. I suspect that one reason they listed was that there was no evidence of rehabilitation/reformation of character?