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I was told that since I dont have my deportation notice or my denial notice I need to do a FOIA (freedom of information act) to file a waiver, Anyone with such experience?
(I lost such paperwork)
(I lost such paperwork)
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It's G-639, no filing fees, and you can get on this site just look to your left, it's free.Originally posted by bsanchez:
I was told that since I dont have my deportation notice or my denial notice I need to do a FOIA (freedom of information act) to file a waiver, Anyone with such experience?
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It also takes forever to get the copies from your file!!Comment
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If you file for FOIA, you will get all the documents including correspondences between you and the USCIS. It's really informative. That way, if there was a deportation notice--it would be in the FOIA. I went through someone's FOIA and she was in a similar situation as you. She was able to track down the deportation letter that was sent to her as well as the envelope that was sent back to the USCIS because they did not send it to the right addressComment
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No, not that long really. I would say, you'll get a response on the eve of eternity.Originally posted by y14gemini:
It also takes forever to get the copies from your file!!
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