Q: Deported earlier with B1/B2 visa. Now applying for F1- Family Visa category
Petitioner:- Mother (Naturalized US citizen).
Applied for her daughter n May 2013. I-130 was approved and the cases have been forwarded to NVC.
Applicant : (Daughter)
Application Category: Unmarried , Over 21- Current age 44yrs.
Applicants visited the USA previously on B1/B2 (Tourism) visa. In 2012 she was deported from JFK airport . Unfortunately, the documents regarding the deportation sent to (Home country) immigration were displaced by the immigration department. Therefore, I am not entirely sure about the reason for deportation. However, the deportation officer mentioned that the deportation was based on suspicion of employment in USA and write -22 CFR 41.122(e)(3) code. But the applicant never worked or was employed in the USA. We have not yet submitted any documents for this applicant to NVC.
Questions - Will there be any issue for her to submit DS-260 for this applicant ? Any other suggestion.
Thank you so much in advance!!
A: Depending in the basis for her removal, she will need to file for a waiver. Good luck.
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