Handing in Waivers -Quarantine and timelines - Post here

J Rogersposted 2 years ago

Post real application stories here. Not "A guy told me" or "a few of my clients" but specific client experiences so others can see accurately what is happening.

[ J Rogers appended this reply on December 8, 2021 @ 5:00 pm ]

There are rare exceptions, but whether you file a waiver, or a waiver AND an I-212 you simply get a waiver in return. That's why I tell clients to wait. Its an extra $930USD for the exact same waiver.

[ J Rogers appended this reply on December 8, 2021 @ 5:01 pm ]

Sorry, that was meant for the response below

[ J Rogers appended this reply on April 28, 2022 @ 1:52 pm ]

Client #2 entered the United States illegally in 2010.

[ J Rogers appended this reply on January 26, 2024 @ 11:29 am ]

Sorry June 14th, not 16th.

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@SteelMan Technically there should be no difference. My clients application are filed with me as "preparer" but they get all the emails which I prefer. With a Lawyer you are I assume depending on THEM to monitor the emails, which I don't like.

I have said it before, Waiver are a "sideline" for most lawyers. For a business like mine, its ALL I do, all day every day. (I have other staff that handle pardons and assist me.)

J Rogers replied 2 months ago   #1501

@SteelMan
As far as i know same timing. Even Roger mentioned it a few times. If anyone has any experience with this please share. Thanks.

Hot Shot replied 2 months ago   #1500

5 year waiver
Documents Shared With You
ARO Decision
Please review the documents
Status History (5)
2/16/2024, 10:31 AM EST : Status changed to Completed
6/29/2023, 06:30 PM EDT : Status changed to Submitted to ARO
6/26/2023, 04:17 PM EDT : Status changed to Paid
6/26/2023, 04:14 PM EDT : Status changed to Signed
6/20/2023, 10:43 AM EDT : Application Created

J Rogers replied 2 months ago   #1499

Do attorney filed applications via e-safe take the same amount of processing time as applicant filed applications via e-safe? Is there any difference in processing time?

SteelMan replied 2 months ago   #1498

Anyone Submitted to ARO on July 2 or 3rd 2023, got theirs?

Just me replied 2 months ago   #1497

@J Rogers for the waiver denial what did they ask for when it asked more information requested ?
Was it a 212 form ?

Samson36478589888 replied 2 months ago   #1496

5 year waiver

Documents Shared With You
ARO Decision
Please review the documents
Status History (5)
2/13/2024, 08:30 AM EST : Status changed to Completed
6/26/2023, 11:31 AM EDT : Status changed to Submitted to ARO
6/9/2023, 02:15 PM EDT : Status changed to Paid
6/9/2023, 02:13 PM EDT : Status changed to Signed
6/2/2023, 09:33 AM EDT : Application Created

J Rogers replied 2 months ago   #1495

@j rogers. Thanks for that advice. Will do that when it is up.

Danielle oliver replied 2 months ago   #1494

Not all waivers are granted. Serious drug record unfortunately denied.

Documents Shared With You
ARO Decision
Please review the documents
ARO Decision
Please review the documents
ARO Decision
Please review the documents
Status History (7)
2/15/2024, 01:31 PM EST : Status changed to Completed
12/20/2023, 09:47 AM EST : Status changed to Request for More Information Response
11/20/2023, 10:37 AM EST : Status changed to Request for More Information
5/9/2023, 01:00 PM EDT : Status changed to Submitted to ARO
4/5/2023, 04:25 PM EDT : Status changed to Paid
4/5/2023, 04:20 PM EDT : Status changed to Signed
3/29/2023, 10:28 AM EDT : Application Created

J Rogers replied 2 months ago   #1493

@Hot Shot Some people will not have to do waivers after their bar is finished. Sometimes they even give waivers that end on this date. I have a client who was given a 4 year waiver which corresponds exactly to the end of his bar.

But some people also get surprised because one officer told them they would not need a waiver when their bar is up, then they try and travel and are denied. When your bar is up, its smart to go to a border and ASK. Tell them you are not there to cross. If they tell you "yes you can travel" then get their name and a card or something. PROOF.

J Rogers replied 2 months ago   #1492

@Danielle oliver, i heard about that too, some lifetime bars has limited years for Canadians right?

Hot Shot replied 2 months ago   #1491

@just me…I was told after March of 2025 I won’t need a waiver as my bar will be up

Danielle oliver replied 2 months ago   #1490

@Danielle oliver "last waiver I will need to do"??? Are you giving up on going to US :-)

Just me replied 2 months ago   #1489

I didn’t do it through e safe. I had someone do the paperwork and I turned it in person to the border. So I have no way of seeing where it’s at. I will receive my answer in the mail. That’s how I did it in July of 2022 and I had my response in August of 2022. This is my second and last waiver I will need to do.

Danielle oliver replied 2 months ago   #1488

@Just me do u have clients waiting since march April and may ?

Samson36478589888 replied 2 months ago   #1487

@Danielle oliver e-safe drop in? Did you do it yourself or via lawyer?
seems late since people from June 29 getting theirs..

Just me replied 2 months ago   #1486

I haven’t gotten mine yet…I turned it in in person June 9th

Danielle oliver replied 2 months ago   #1485

anyone got theirs from July 1st or 2nd?

Just me replied 2 months ago   #1484

@J Rogers do u have clients still waiting from March April or may and if so can u possibly post timelines if thats ok ?

Samson36478589888 replied 2 months ago   #1483

@J Rogers Yeah they are the only ones with access to the e-safe login, but i do get emails i got emails all the way up to that it was submitted to ARO. I just asked for a screen shot of the time line from inside esafe. the last time i a screen shot a few months ago the last line was Status changed to Submitted to ARO

Don123131313313 replied 2 months ago   #1482

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