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what you do not know is what I know and what you refuse to admit is when you are wrong, as you are in this situation.
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I know i,m wasting my time to write again.
First you told above you filed 60 of them.
Then you had no proof, not even one to support your own statement. then you told call here , call there. then once you didnot have any way to win the conversation you start bashing my english, or start involving others and trying to give run around to the person who origionally post this thread
and now you told you called state dept.
First of all if you filed 60 of them how you are not sure of exsistance and need to call the state dept?
This proved something.
People knows who are wrong. In your statement that i,m wrong and know nothing. may be I know nothing but I never give anyone false hope or run arround which hurt people. Did you ever heard P1.p2,P3 visa and Q visas? there are other visa types where.. forget it I am talking to dummy and no point to explain.
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What do P and Q visas have to do with this discussion?
I am not wrong in my assertion that an H1b applicant could seek a non-immigrant waiver.
You are the one who cannot admit this fact yet continue to offer less than accurate "advice" about this (and other) subjects. I don't care if you call the State dept or not. But...it is clear that you do not know what you are talking about in this instance.
I also stated that the original poster could seek a waiver, not that he (or she) would get one. There is a difference. But there is NO legal bar to ask for one, if the applicant is qualified in all other aspects for the class of non immigrant visa being sought (including your favorites, P1,P2,P3 and Q) let's see...performers and special work visas Q's for example, typically are issued to people going to work at Disneyworld (or --land)..so yes, I have heard of and know a lot about the P and Q visas.
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quote: Originally posted by Someone12:
9 FAM 40.301 N3 Factors to Consider When
Recommending a Waiver
(TL:VISA-207; 09-19-2000)
a. Consular officers may recommend an INA 212(d)(3)(A) waiver for
any nonimmigrant whose case meets the criteria of N2 above [see 9 FAM
40.301 N2 above] and whose presence would not be harmful to U.S.
interests. Eligibility for a waiver is not conditioned on having some
qualifying family relationship, or the passage of some specified amount of
time since the commission of the offense, or any other special statutory
threshold requirement. The law does not require that such action be limited
to humanitarian or other exceptional cases. While the exercise of discretion
and good judgment is essential, consular officers may recommend waivers
for any legitimate purpose such as family visits, medical treatment (whether
or not available abroad), business conferences, tourism, etc.
b. Consular officers should consider the following factors, among
others, when deciding whether to recommend a waiver:
(1) The recency and seriousness of the activity or condition causing
the alien's ineligibility;
(2) The reasons for the proposed travel to the United States; and
(3) The positive or negative effect, if any, of the planned travel on U.S.
public interests.
note 2 next..
9 FAM 40.301 N2 Criteria for INA 212(d)(3)(A) Waiver
Recommendation
(TL:VISA-207; 09-19-2000)
The following conditions must be met before an INA 212(d)(3)(A) waiver
can be recommended or granted:
(1) The applicant is not ineligible under INA 214(b);
(2) The applicant is not ineligible under INA 212(a)(3)(A)(i)(I), INA
212(a)(3)(A)(ii), INA 212(a)(3)(A)(iii), INA 212(a)(3)(C), or INA 212(a)(3)(E);
(3) The applicant is not seeking a waiver of the documentary
requirements of INA 212(a)(7)(B), which may only be waived under the
provisions of INA 212(d)(4). [See 9 FAM 41.1, 9 FAM 41.2, and 9 FAM
41.3 ]; and
(4) The applicant is, otherwise, qualified for the nonimmigrant visa he or
she is seeking.
So, except for the 212 3 categories, an H1B applicant, having met the above conditions, can ask for a waiver....period.
There are your clues.
How do you know all this, SOM12? 
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quote: Originally posted by Someone12:
What do P and Q visas have to do with this discussion?
I am not wrong in my assertion that an H1b applicant could seek a non-immigrant waiver.
You are the one who cannot admit this fact yet continue to offer less than accurate "advice" about this (and other) subjects. I don't care if you call the State dept or not. But...it is clear that you do not know what you are talking about in this instance.
I also stated that the original poster could seek a waiver, not that he (or she) would get one. There is a difference. But there is NO legal bar to ask for one, if the applicant is qualified in all other aspects for the class of non immigrant visa being sought (including your favorites, P1,P2,P3 and Q) let's see...performers and special work visas Q's for example, typically are issued to people going to work at Disneyworld (or --land)..so yes, I have heard of and know a lot about the P and Q visas.
Hey Someone... You were so helpful back here....what happened between then and now? You have a lot of knowledge to help people. |
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Power Member
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too many douchebags and idiots (like Mohan, who doles out "advice" based on zero knowledge of our laws, combined with his first-grade level of English grammar)...notice that Mohan has consistently dodged the main point,....an H1B applicant can, if otherwise qualified, ask for a nonimmigrant visa waiver under INA 212 d 3 a....but he is too stupid to know this....
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Senior Member
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So because of idiots, as you describe them, you have decided to refrain from helping all people?
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Power Member
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quote: Originally posted by NeedHelpFast: quote: Originally posted by Someone12:
What do P and Q visas have to do with this discussion?
I am not wrong in my assertion that an H1b applicant could seek a non-immigrant waiver.
You are the one who cannot admit this fact yet continue to offer less than accurate "advice" about this (and other) subjects. I don't care if you call the State dept or not. But...it is clear that you do not know what you are talking about in this instance.
I also stated that the original poster could seek a waiver, not that he (or she) would get one. There is a difference. But there is NO legal bar to ask for one, if the applicant is qualified in all other aspects for the class of non immigrant visa being sought (including your favorites, P1,P2,P3 and Q) let's see...performers and special work visas Q's for example, typically are issued to people going to work at Disneyworld (or --land)..so yes, I have heard of and know a lot about the P and Q visas.
Hey Someone... You were so helpful back here....what happened between then and now? You have a lot of knowledge to help people.
NHF The knowledge that someone12 has always been there, many newcomers on this board always choose to ignore it or miss it because of his "delivery" that they dont like. His immigration information has always been helpful. It is still the truth and accurate as it always has been. He helps people with accurate immigration information just fine. Now "delivery"? well we have to work on his people skills  nevertheless, I have never seen him mislead anybody with wrong information whether they liked his answer or not. |
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quote: Originally posted by Jeanine:
I completely agree with 4now's message above.
Ditto, Jeanine.  |
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Power Member
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quote: Originally posted by OldE: quote: Originally posted by Someone12:
9 FAM 40.301 N3 Factors to Consider When
Recommending a Waiver
(TL:VISA-207; )
a. Consular officers may recommend an INA 212(d)(3)(A) waiver for
any nonimmigrant whose case meets the criteria of N2 above [see 9 FAM
40.301 N2 above] and whose presence would not be harmful to U.S.
interests. Eligibility for a waiver is not conditioned on having some
qualifying family relationship, or the passage of some specified amount of
time since the commission of the offense, or any other special statutory
threshold requirement. The law does not require that such action be limited
to humanitarian or other exceptional cases. While the exercise of discretion
and good judgment is essential, consular officers may recommend waivers
for any legitimate purpose such as family visits, medical treatment (whether
or not available abroad), business conferences, tourism, etc.
b. Consular officers should consider the following factors, among
others, when deciding whether to recommend a waiver:
(1) The recency and seriousness of the activity or condition causing
the alien's ineligibility;
(2) The reasons for the proposed travel to the United States; and
(3) The positive or negative effect, if any, of the planned travel on U.S.
public interests.
note 2 next..
9 FAM 40.301 N2 Criteria for INA 212(d)(3)(A) Waiver
Recommendation
(TL:VISA-207; )
The following conditions must be met before an INA 212(d)(3)(A) waiver
can be recommended or granted:
(1) The applicant is not ineligible under INA 214(b);
(2) The applicant is not ineligible under INA 212(a)(3)(A)(i)(I), INA
212(a)(3)(A)(ii), INA 212(a)(3)(A)(iii), INA 212(a)(3)(C), or INA 212(a)(3)(E);
(3) The applicant is not seeking a waiver of the documentary
requirements of INA 212(a)(7)(B), which may only be waived under the
provisions of INA 212(d)(4). [See 9 FAM 41.1, 9 FAM 41.2, and 9 FAM
41.3 ]; and
(4) The applicant is, otherwise, qualified for the nonimmigrant visa he or
she is seeking.
So, except for the 212 3 categories, an H1B applicant, having met the above conditions, can ask for a waiver....period.
There are your clues.
How do you know all this, SOM12?
EVERYONE!!! Has Importance here!  . and Many extremely knowledgeable! |
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Just because some choose not to listen, Or Cant Get passed The delivery method. doesnt mean it isnt RIGHT! . I Always Thought It Was very Easy To see The Knowledge From Individuals That "APPEARED" To Be Obnoxious. Even In The Undesirable Delivery To Some That Visit Here. I feel The reasons Why. As Many Here are capable Of Seeing Through The deceit. Provocation Often Brings Out the Truth. |
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