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I think she will be able to get the no objection letter. From then on is it the same process in terms of working with DOS and USCIS?

We got one messed up case for sure. We were speaking with a guy who tried to renew his expired passport, but it got confiscated by the consulate. So no i guess she really has to go back. I read several threads on it but it is not clear, do people get waivers when they are back home?

is it the only question in h1b process...? if it is, then it is a bug loophole

Lucy: Is this the loophole that you are talking about? I got it from other thread. The general opinion there is that it is against the rules to adjust to h1 when u have HRR. The J-1 question in the I-129 form is the following: Is the beneficiary of this petition a J-1 nonimmigrant...

Expired passport: The embassy migh not renew expired passport because she is out of status. (but we will try). Otherwise as far as we know, she can get back home. She can ask the embassy to issue a temporary travel document.

FOR THOSE OF YOU JUST JOINING THE DISCUSSION: I am USC. My fiance is a J-1 visa overstay with 2 year home residency requirement and an expired passport. 7 years ago (right after school) she applied for the waiver. got case number and had the embassy send the NO Letter to DOS. At that point...

I've met 2 people over these couple of months who were on their h-1b who apparently were still subject to hrr. I guess sometimes it flies.

No, it starts with letter N Im pretty sure this is the correct number because: The letter is from DOS. It notifies the recepient of the case number and suggests to share it with an attorney. The number is written next to the line "YOUR DOS CASE NUMBER". The officer said that the letters...

Update: I've just called the DOS to check on her case that was never completed. I gave the rep a DOS case number that we have on the letter from DOS. That number has only one letter in the beginning. He said that its supposed to begin with 3 letters. And suggested that i call the national...

Is there any benefit in going back to the home country during the waiver process for the sake of its success?

If she goes home, will she be able to come visit on a visitors visa or any other type? Im interested in that 3-10 year bar

Refresh Let me refresh this discussion... Setting aside her departure to do the 2 years back home as not viable... I have 1 good course of action. The waiver... (She started the process... got case number(have letter); got the N Obj letter form Malaysian embassy sent in, a copy of...

Thanks for your input. However, it seems to me that you might not possess enough information to help me out here... The waiver cannot be processed without a valid passport? is that what you are saying?

Could anyone please clarify this complicated situation? I (USC) want to marry my fiance She was sponsored by her govt in university subj to 212e according to her iap-66 after school she applied to waiver... got Dos case number (have letter) and had the Malay embassy send the no obj...

Does anybody know any success stories in this situation? J-1+HRR Foreign Govt Sponsored --> Overstay 7 years-->USC Married -->HRR Waiver -->AOS On Marriage Thanks ahead for any info.

Does anybody know any success stories in this situation? J-1 Foreign Govt Sponsor+HRR --> Overstay -->USC Married -->HRR Waiver -->AOS On Marriage

Thanks all again Yes, Her I-94 has D/S written on it. Her passport is exprired. Do you think it is going to pose problems with the waiver? As i understood from the forums. AOS can be done with an expired passport. So, if she gets a waiver she is will be all good to go.

is there no hope? First of all, thanks for all your help! ------ Yes, She never finished the process. She got the letter from her embassy, and stopped. Then she became out of status... Her passport expired in 2002 So as i understand - she is not able to get a green card...

*NEW* My fiance J-1 overstay w/2 yr hrr - Please help Could anyone please share some knowledge? Hi, I was a refugee and will get my US Citizenship in a couple of months. I want to marry my girfriend. She came here on J-1 to study at the university. She graduated and just stayed and kept...