[WI] My mom overstayed her B2 visa and got deported. What can she do to visit me?
Hi! 10 years ago my mom got deported after living in Austin for 2 months. She had a B2 visa and hadn’t overstayed her permit time, but my brother (a minor) was studying in Austin.
Now I’m living in Milwaukee on an L1 visa, and my mom wants to try to get a tourist visa again to visit me.
What’s the best way to approach this?
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With the B1/B2 visa in general, she would have to first reapply. The DS-160 form would need to be filed to request a new visa.
Given the deportation, she may also need to file Form I-212, which is a request for permission to reapply for admission into the U.S. after deportation.
She will also have to show:
- Substantial ties to Mexico
- Clear intent to return after her visit
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Hi! 10 years ago my mom got deported after living in Austin for 2 months. She had a B2 visa and hadn’t overstayed her permit time, but my brother (a minor) was studying in Austin.
Now I’m living in Milwaukee on an L1 visa, and my mom wants to try to get a tourist visa again to visit me.
What’s the best way to approach this?
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So I can best help — when she was deported, was any ban put in place?
We’re both from Mexico.
We don’t know — they made her sign documents in English, and she doesn’t speak the language.
Elizabeth
With the B1/B2 visa in general, she would have to first reapply. The DS-160 form would need to be filed to request a new visa.
Given the deportation, she may also need to file Form I-212, which is a request for permission to reapply for admission into the U.S. after deportation.
She will also have to show:
- Substantial ties to Mexico
- Clear intent to return after her visit
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