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March 08, 2013 13:46.
What's a 5-year bar? There is a 3-year bar, a 10-year bar and a bars with no waiver and permanent bars? I've never heard of a 5-year bar yet. If you want information on DHS internal procedures, you're not going to find an answer on Avvo from an immigration lawyer. Not sure where you would obtain that information other than by working for DHS.
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