Even though her 'inadmissability' period is over (the 5 years) she is still INELIGIBLE to receive any kind of a visa because of the 6c(i)...for that, she will need an approved I 601...and you have to somehow prove 'extreme hardship' to you if she isn't allowed to return to the US...and how are you going to prove that with a straight face? She has been absent presumably for several years and yet you are still at work, still making money,etc....so where is the 'extreme hardship' to you? Answer: nonexistant. But hey,,,,step up, pay your money and take your chances...
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Mohan....what a pleasant surprise! If you recall, we met in San Diego. Last time we had a communication was about two years ago. I emailed you on your yahoo acount but I did not get any response. Pls. email me. Adalangin@gmail.com.
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