I am a US citizen, apply for my husband I-130 which is approved, application is at NVC but he enter with no inspection by border

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   Carl ShustermanPro

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   Answered January 30, 2013 19:23. This is impossible to know without more facts. Hire an experienced immigration attorney to help prepare a provisional waiver n the US for your husband.

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   Jeffrey DevorePro

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   Answered January 30, 2013 19:40. The likelihood of a waiver being granted depends upon your ability to establish that your husband's exclusion from the United States would cause you an extreme hardship. Consult with an experienced immigration attorney who can review the facts of your case advise you what to expect and how best to proceed.

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   Hassan Ahmad

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   Answered January 30, 2013 19:36. Waiver does apply - but whether it will be granted is another story. Mr. Shusterman is correct; it's really hard to say whether it will be approved without more facts. One thing you should do is to contact NVC and tell them you intend to apply for the provisional waiver. They probably sent you a notice in early January about this.
   
   You need to have a detailed consultation with an experienced immigration lawyer to advise you on the strength of your provisional waiver.

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   Lalita Haran

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   Answered January 30, 2013 19:26. Waiver would not apply to this situation. Best Wishes!
   Lalita Haran
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