Deported

[August5651]

Deportation
Hello im a refugee from Bosnia I lived in the states for 13 years and I got my green card taken away (Deported) from the U.S in 2012.. yes I am ashamed if your wondering. But I have a few question I always think about ... Okay so when I was in court when I was getting deported in Atlanta the judge said I was deported permanently. Before I got put on the plane the ICE officer read my right and why I was getting deported for a Aggregated Felony and for how long and he told me then it was for 10 years that's when I told them that the judge ordered permanent deportation and he said " Well this is what it says on the paper so we are going by this for now " and put me on the plane . At that time I really did not care how long it was I just wanted freedom and now since im back in my country it really bugging me to know how long im really deported is it forever or for 10 years . I also remember my lawyer I paid thousand bucks saying that shes gonna fight for me to get 5-10 years but I was so hard headed then and told her no if they are gonna deport me then deport me forever so there could be a big chance that when I left the court room she asked the judge to deport me for ten year because her and my sister got close so they could of done that behind my back I don't know and I really want to know now. I am not sure so this is why im writing this post I wanna know is there a way I can find out how long I'm deported or what do I need to do now if someone got any right answer for me please feel free to tell me I would be more then happy. Also if your gonna tell me to contact a lawyer I don't have money for one and would not be asking on here if so.

Thank you for reading and or responding in advance.

-Gabe

 

[USC2013]

No offense, I dont think you will ever get a US visa.
the 10 years ban means, no visa for a period of 10 years.
You can apply for a visa in 2022. I dont see an immigration officer giving a visa.
anyway good luck.

 

[Hexa]

If you're convicted of an aggravated felony, you are basically 'inadmissible' forever. However, you can apply for a waiver, and if it's granted then you have a chance to get a visa. Note that the waiver simply allows you to get the visa, it doesn't give you the visa itself, let alone your green card back.

At this point you have to start from the very beginning to get your next green card, because there is no way to get the old one back. This means you need to try the usual avenues like diversity lottery, family sponsorship, or employment-based visas. Again, you need to get that waiver first.