Question - US Visa revocation

[touminho]

This is 100% true, I've had American friends tell me that its a nightmare passing through their damned border. Its a completely different experience when we enter for CBSA questioning.

I guess they will ban you for a minimum of 2/5 years (If its not happened already) not sure what has happened with your case. Even after you become a Canadian citizen, you would need an E2 visa specifically for this purpose and only then you are good.

Just declare everything to Canada truthfully & you should be fine.

No bar, no misrep charges nothing. Revoked under 212 (a)(7)(a)(i)(i) (indequate document - intending immigrant with immigrant visa).

i was worry because he put « misrepresented himself on visa application».
He told me that i will get 100% the visa if i reapply (ok i will not trust him ) since that I’m not charged with anything and i was not banned.

 

[justanotherguy28]

This is 100% true, I've had American friends tell me that its a nightmare passing through their damned border. Its a completely different experience when we enter for CBSA questioning.

I guess they will ban you for a minimum of 2/5 years (If its not happened already) not sure what has happened with your case. Even after you become a Canadian citizen, you would need an E2 visa specifically for this purpose and only then you are good.

Just declare everything to Canada truthfully & you should be fine.

I personally haven't had an issue with US travel (so far) but I'm familiar with the environment. One can understand why CBP inspection seems more stringent given the amount of people that decide to not leave.

In Canada, they often issue a federal arrest warrant against anyone (with no other crime committed) they suspect is overstaying their visa, you can't do that in the US for a variety of reasons. So CBP officers want to present themselves as very strict and intrusive but their intuition can be wrong.

 

[jackbauer]

I personally haven't had an issue with US travel (so far) but I'm familiar with the environment. One can understand why CBP inspection seems more stringent given the amount of people that decide to not leave.

In Canada, they often issue a federal arrest warrant against anyone (with no other crime committed) they suspect is overstaying their visa, you can't do that in the US for a variety of reasons. So CBP officers want to present themselves as very strict and intrusive but their intuition can be wrong.

I don’t get it. CBP & Homeland has powers empowered with them that no other department in the federal government has. You look at their logo & the eagle wing span breaks through the circle symbolically meaning traditional bureaucracy.

They can issue deportation proceedings against any individual that has exceeded their stay. I think the main reason is CBP’s field personnel aren’t worth it. I mean I read somewhere only a highschool education is what you need & that too they get bottom of the barrel for it because of the low pay & remote working conditions. That explains their rustic behavior.

 

[Khush3009]

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Hi there,

A US visa revocation can affect citzenship application ?

Revocation under 212 (a)(7)(a)(i)(i) but in the notes the agent put also misrepresentation on visa application.

I was not charged with anything (fraud, misrep etc)...

A lawlyer in Canada told me that it's better if i renew my passport (then i dont send all the pages of actual passport where we can see the revocation of the visa) but i'm not very comfortable with this, i dont want to hide anything especially that i didnt really misreprenst the visa application.
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Were you able to successfully apply for your citizenship application?

 

[Khush3009]

No bar, no misrep charges nothing. Revoked under 212 (a)(7)(a)(i)(i) (indequate document - intending immigrant with immigrant visa).

i was worry because he put « misrepresented himself on visa application».
He told me that i will get 100% the visa if i reapply (ok i will not trust him ) since that I’m not charged with anything and i was not banned.

Were you able to get your citizenship successfully?