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Hey John Rogers! I believe you have a lot of experience when it comes to this so I wanted to point you a question to you. What are the qualifications or prerequisites to get a September letter? Could potentially anyone get approved for this over a long period of time with regular approvals?
@Ana There is a lot of conflicting information out there.
Technically the ban isn't really that meaningful. I have gotten waivers when bans were still in effect. The myth is that if you "serve" your ban you do not need a waiver after. Maybe in exceptional circumstances (I have seen it but its rare) but almost every client who has a ban of ANY length continues with waivers when the ban is finished.
Its confusing and in many cases, doesn't follow hard and fast rules.
Homeland Security is deciding that the person is no longer or is not in need of a waiver. Some gun charges are easy September Letters. Its not something you "apply for" it CAN happen under certain circumstances when you apply for a waiver if you provide the proper information.
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