Can I come back to the US before the 10 year period? 6 Answers as of August 30, 2011

I was deported since one years...deported for 10 years, how can I go back? if there's any way for me to go back before the 10 years?

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Feldman Feldman & Associates, PC | Lynne Feldman

Possibly if you are sponsored by a qualifying relative and obtain a waiver or qualify for a nonimmigrant visa of some type and obtain a waiver. I would need to know the details of why you were deported, any underlying criminal case, etc. A paid consultation can be scheduled by calling my office as indicated below and arranging a time and payment.

Answer Applies to: California

Replied: 8/30/2011

Reza Athari & Associates, PLLC | Gregory Stark

Depends. You may be eligible for a waiver, but it depends on why you received a ten year bar.

Answer Applies to: Nevada

Replied: 8/29/2011

Law Office of Eric Fisher | Eric Fisher

Without knowing more about you personal and family situation, I am unable to provide advice. You may be eligible for a waiver of the 10 year bar. I suggest you meet with an immigration attorney to discuss your options.

Answer Applies to: Colorado

Replied: 8/29/2011

Joseph Law Firm | Jeff Joseph

If you never re-entered the United States after the deportation, then yes, there is a waiver available and you may seek to re-enter by filing for "advance permission to re-enter" in advance of the 10 year period. If, however, you entered without inspection after the deportation, there is no waiver available and you must wait outside the United States for a full 10 year period before you can seek advance permission to re-enter.

Answer Applies to: Colorado

Replied: 8/29/2011