Frequently Asked Questions - Fraud/Misrepresentation

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  1. Not Worked for Green Card Sponsoring Company – – Fraud Implication for Naturalization/Citizenship
  2. J-2 Status
  3. Impact of a misdemeanor under Trump EO
  4. Fraud or misrepresentation findings in visa or petition, what should you do?
  5. How to Enter The USA to Start A Business And Then Continue
Not Worked for Green Card Sponsoring Company – – Fraud Implication for Naturalization/Citizenship

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J-2 Status

Anyone who attempts to gain any immigration benefits, including visas, through perceived fraud or misrepresentation is permanently barred from entering the USA. In cases like this, you can try to revisit these findings with the consulate, but these are long, drawn out battles and difficult to win. Temporary visits may be possible with something called a 212 (d) (3) waiver.

Impact of a misdemeanor under Trump EO

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Fraud or misrepresentation findings in visa or petition, what should you do?

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1. Yes, if you can get a 212(d)(3) waiver for a limited time or limited purposes.

How to Enter The USA to Start A Business And Then Continue

There are several issues that should be examined before you can make an informed decision.

1.  B visa or ESTA does not allow you to “work:”