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My sons father is a Canadian that supposedly overstayed his visa and is now banned from the USA for 10yrs is this normal?
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He owns a rental property(s) here & has started & closed several companies, I believe & so do many that he is a white collar criminal. He "produced" so call documents in court that he is appealing this ban, but that was 3 yrs ago and has never been brought up again. He is now been away for 4 yrs. I'm looking for a way to find out his official status, he is constantly taking me back to court anywhere from 3 to 8 times a year for less child support, visitation, lies of $ he says I owe, while he hides all his money. I have had our son 90% of the time & 100% of the 1st 2years of the ban and he has never paid extra in child support. Do I need a family law attorney to get an answer to the above question, or an immigration attorney?
Alexander Joseph SegalImmigration AttorneyNew York, NYNY licensed ·
The normacy arguments has long been lost and the Congress decided that it was normal. What is normal cannot be decided in vacuum. For a country constantly combating the influx of individuals who do not respect its laws, what is normal is very different than for a country which does not have this problem.
Alexander M. IvakhnenkoCriminal Defense AttorneyChicago, IL ·
U.S. Congress created the three and ten year bas for entry for overstays and in certain cases one may consider filing a I-601A Waiver to overcome any attachable bar provided there is another immigrant relief available which that bar hold up, yet, that discussion should be in confidence with your selected counsel.
