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Deportated from 2005

Asked on Sep 23rd, 2016 on Immigration - Illinois
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Dears, I want to know if I can apply for a no immigrant visitation visa, knowing that Me and my US Citizen wife didn't get a divorce yet. I live in KSA and she lives in Chicago. The visa application about the martial status, do I put single? And do I mention the deportation? And I want to ask if I have to apply for a deportation waiver knowing that I applied for asylum that was rejected, so the judge ordered a removal and I left the states on my own before the given deadline. Beneficiary Name : Belal M. Al-momani Date and Place of Birth: March/12/1979 Zarqa-Jordan Petitioner Name : Shamika A. McDaniel Date of Application : May/18th/2005 Application Type : I-130 Receipt Number : wac0516952556 Best Regards Belal Al-Momani
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You must indicate married given you are not yet divorced from your spouse. You are still legally married even though you do not live together. You must disclose the prior deportation. You do not appear to need a waiver based upon the information provided.
Answered on Sep 23rd, 2016 at 3:22 AM

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