美國移民申請不符合資格的豁免

本人因一時貪念，在1996年被捕留有案底。現在申請移民美國，見領事不批簽證。
但是可以申請不符合資格的豁免，而且要交一份親人撰寫陳述書(人情紙)。請問那裡可以有類似的陳述書樣板作參考？

Well, under US immigration and Neutralisation act. A person with criminal and immoral background would be ineligible to admitt to US for whatever reason, you can applt for a form I-601 (Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility) if your application refused could result in extreme hardship to faimly member that are either US Citizens or US Legal Permanent Resident

From the past experience as a Case Officer in Immigration Department, i can first assure you, only less than 30% of those case to apply for a waiver will get though. ANd honestly, i think your chance of getting a waiver is extremely low. As a theft record (Obiviously not a small, petty theft as you were refused outright) mean you are dishonest and untrustworthy person.

First, let's look at your criminal record, although it is only a theft record, but that related to dishonesty and mistrust. These two factor you need to address on your visa waiver, you may need to demostrate :

1.) You will not recommit such offence (ie, yothis have been 13 years since your last offence)

2.) How your character rating, how were you a upright citizens after the offence. you can get some JP or Notary Public to write you some recommendation to start with,

Then you need to look at the need you have, that is, why this visa is so important, NOT TO YOU, but the person who sponsor you.

will there be an age reason? or there are noone left to care for the sponsor or is it a spousal thing or whatever reason.

In short, you need to weight, if your criminal record can be overshadowed by the need you need to be in United State?

Good Luck on the waiver

2009-07-23 20:49:04 補充：
Just got off the phone from my Friend who worked in USCIS....

You are not eligible to apply I-601 as your crime is have not been pass at least for 15 years and thus cannot shown that you have been rehabilitated

2009-07-23 20:49:56 補充：
http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-601instr.pdf

Page 4, clause 5B

I think you are talking about I-601.

Even I-601 can help you to get exceptions. There are several things you have to concern:

1. Your conviction can't be serious.

2. You must be able to prove what you have explained.

In term of the form, you must be able to explain:

1. What kind of difficulty your family has?

2. Why your failure of departure will constitute a difficulty? A classic situation will be your mother/father has you as only son. And they need care now.

3. How can you demonstrate that you are not a threat to the public security?

I want to be aware of the situation. Based on your experience, you have previously rejected because of your criminal record. It is a sign that your conviction is serious enough. I hope you don't put too much of your hope on this because even you have a good reason, it does not mean that they have tp grant you the waiver.



2009-07-22 13:21:36 補充：
How old are you at that moment of your conviction?