Waiver application processing times

@1940, Kamara, some reading material for you...please don't insult my expertise, and I won't insult your lack of knowledge..

Form I-212: Application for Permission to Reapply for Admission Into the United States After Deportation or Removal
What is the Purpose of this Form?

Form I-212 is for a particular inadmissible immigrant and nonimmigrant population that is seeking permission to reapply for admission into the United States (also known as "consent to reapply") after they have been excluded, deported, or removed from the United States or had been unlawfully present in the United States for an aggregate period of more than 1 year, and subsequently entered or attempted to reenter the United States without being admitted.

Who Should File this Form?

There are three pertinent sections in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) that address the above referenced nonimmigrant and his/her need to obtain consent to reapply in advance of applying for admission into the United States. The three noted sections are §212(a)(9)(A), §212(a)(9)(C) and §276. If any of the noted sections apply to you and you are not required to obtain a visa to enter the United States as a non-immigrant, you may file Form I-212 at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP)-designated port of entry or a CBP-designated preclearance office. The Form I-212 and accompanying documents must be filed in advance of travel.

If you require consent to reapply and are inadmissible to the United States because of additional reasons (for example, having; a communicable disease, criminal record for crimes involving moral turpitude, or a violation of any controlled substance law), you may also have to file a Form I-192 in conjunction with a Form I-212. Both Forms I-212 and I-192 may be downloaded at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Forms website.

@Kamara, in fact, since you are so experienced and willing to offer free advise..why don't you give a very detailed explanation and steps of the process you did to acquire your now "no waiver status"....since many people on here are doing the waiver on their own and have overstays such as your self..your valuable free knowledge, would be a great asset to them to follow...Please be very detailed, such as forms used, all additional paperwork submitted, how you wrote your personal letter, timelines, ect....and please don't copy and paste the list that is on USA Customs website..

#1945

I love how the uneducated like to show off their dearth of education and perspicacity with EMPIRCIAL EVIDENCE.

"Shakespearean English"??? LMFAO

Perhaps it's "Jacobean". Or perhaps not. Hmmm...

You tell me.

Now some us have a facility with PLAIN English and are just a little too (or is that "to" or "two" or "2" ?) clever for the trolls on here.

Anymore lachrymose ululating now? Sit your silly tuchus down. Did Shakespeare speak Yiddish btw?

Numpty.

Well I'm guessing it's just a "phase" for the hebetudinous troll on here. Let us hope...

Surely the words did FAZE you... and if your sensitive little tuchus finds those words "harsh" perhaps you should bite the pillow a little harder.

The real Adelaide has too great a facility with the English language to make obvious errors in English language usage. There's that little thing called perspicacity which seems to have escaped the fake Adelaide.

"Phase" is that Shakespearean btw? LMFAO.

Numpty.

@1944..ur answer is what I expected..I asked u for a detailed description of your waiver process u did and u deflected..ur story has so many inconsistent things..I doubt u even have or had a waiver..I am just going to assume u r another personality of the rouge guest on here..and I should know better then to involve myself in this useless banter..lesson learned..good bye..

@1955 and 1956...you are most likely the same person..the fact that you pointed out names of the few people who have provided great assistance to others on here and not the ramblings of the rouge guest..only shows that you are that person..so sad you need such attention. Love the used salesman reference..people buy thousands of cars a month..so I am in a good place..might have to work that in my advertising. .thank u.. By the way..John..myself..and Ken have been upfront about being business owners and everything we do..not hiding behind multiple profiles and inventing nonsense stories..no one has had problems with us except those who we call out..just saying..

So to bring this back on track, here is some good information I found on the web..it is basic, but gives a good idea for anyone who is interested in reasons they may be denied. I do not own this article, but agree with most of the information provided.

https://www.ezbordercrossing.com/the-inspection-experience/prior-criminal-offenses/crimes-that-will-make-you-inadmissible-to-the-u-s/

Brief information regarding DUI from CBP Info Center web site..

Admission to the U.S. with either a misdemeanor or criminal record

Can I be admitted into the United States if I have a misdemeanor or a criminal record (for example a DUI)?

The United States (U.S.) does not deny entry to persons that has a "Driving Under the Influence" (DUI) conviction. Although, if there are multiple convictions for this and/or other misdemeanors, you could be denied entry.

Generally, any convictions for drug possession can result in a denial of entry. If the conviction was long ago, you may have to contact the U.S. Embassy, Office of Consular Affairs in your country to obtain a waiver. Other misdemeanors may result in denial if they were recent.

A crime involving moral turpitude (CIMT) may be grounds to deny entry to the U.S.