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mikebakerlaw.bsky.social
The bottom line is that the I-601A program will likely face a turbulent future. While total elimination isn’t sure, prepare for stricter rules, longer waits & more challenging approvals. Document everything meticulously. #ImmigrationLaw, #I601A
November 23, 2024 at 7:24 PM
abogadafiera.bsky.social
Entrar sin documentos puede traerte castigos de 3 a 10 años para regresar legalmente a EE. UU., y en algunos casos, hasta el castigo permanente.

Pero no todo está perdido. Existen perdones migratorios que pueden ayudarte a regularizar tu estatus.

 #CastigoMigratorio #PerdónMigratorio #i601a
July 18, 2025 at 11:00 PM
michaelkarlik.bsky.social
A wild habeas case in Colorado. Moldovan man's application to stay in the US wasn't filed due to the govt's error. ICE approved him to travel out of the state on release, then arrested him at the airport. Magistrate Judge Scott Varholak finds ICE violated regs, never told man why it revoked release.
After these documents had been approved, Petitioner intended to file a Form I601A waiver application seeking to waive inadmissibility for unlawful presence. [Id. at ¶ 52] However, the regulations provide that an I-601A waiver may not be filed until a processing fee has been paid. [Id. at ¶ 53 (citing 8 C.F.R. § 212.7(e)(4)(ii)(A))] Due to an unexplained error, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (“USCIS”) failed to forward Mr. Edlicico’s I-130 petition to the Department of State, which prevented Mr. Edlicico from paying the processing fee.2 [Id.] in person again on November 10, 2026. [Id.; #10 at 4] The Order of Supervision stated that out-of-state travel would require ICE approval. [#1 at ¶ 58] Given that Mr. Edlicico works as a truck driver and thus frequently travels out of state, Mr. Edlicico spoke with ICE about this condition and was approved to travel out of state.3 [Id.] On May 15, 2026, Petitioner went to Denver International Airport to board a domestic flight to Florida. [Id. at ¶ 60] After passing through airport security, Mr. Edlicico went to his gate where he found two ICE officers waiting for him. [Id.; #10 at 4] The ICE officers informed Mr. Edlicico that he would not be boarding his flight and that he had to come with them. [#1 at ¶ 60] The ICE officers claimed that Mr. Edlicico had “been on the run” since the 2014 Removal Order was issued. [Id. at ¶ 61] Though Mr. Edlicico tried run” since the 2014 Removal Order was issued. [Id. at ¶ 61] Though Mr. Edlicico tried to explain that he had an Order of Supervision, the ICE officers refused to look at this documentation. [Id.] Neither the ICE officers nor any other individual ever informed Mr. Edlicico that his Order of Supervision had been revoked.4 [Id. at ¶¶ 62, 66] However, Respondents inform the Court that Mr. Edlicico’s Order of Supervision was indeed revoked and that ICE “intends to issue a formal Notice of Revocation of Release and provide Petitioner with an informal interview pursuant to 8 C.F.R. § 241.4(l).” [#10 at 4] Respondents indicate that Mr. Edlicico was detained to effectuate his removal to Moldova. [Id.] The ICE officers proceeded to take Mr. Edlicico to the ICE processing center in Aurora, Colorado, where he remains in custody today. [#1 at ¶¶ 2, 61] would no longer be appropriate.” 8 C.F.R. § 241.1(l)(2). Respondents have not provided any indication that they informed Petitioner that his supervised release was revoked for any of these reasons. Indeed, it is unclear to the Court whether Petitioner’s supervised release actually was revoked for any of these reasons. Though Respondents focus on their intent to provide Petitioner with an informal interview [#10 at 9], this is not the only requirement with which Respondents must comply—Respondents must provide notice of the reasons for the revocation. 8 U.S.C. § 241.4(l)(1). Indeed, the informal interview process would be virtually meaningless if the noncitizen was not informed of the purported reasons for the revocation. Furthermore, Respondents do not contend that Petitioner was afforded an informal interview where he had the opportunity to respond to any reason for the revocation, nor do they identify any specific timeline in which they expect to afford Petitioner with such an interview. Accordingly, Petitioner has shown that 8 C.F.R. § 241.1(l) was violated.
June 17, 2026 at 7:15 PM
visafeliz.bsky.social
🗃️ ¿Dos entradas ilegales y perdón I-601A aprobado? ¿Puedo obtener la residencia?
Si tienes dos entradas ilegales y el perdón I-601A aprobado, podrías obtener la residencia. 
✨ Síguenos para más detalles sobre inmigración.
#VisaFeliz #I601A #Residencia #Inmigración
June 3, 2025 at 11:02 PM
visafeliz.bsky.social
😮🤔 Perdón I-212 y I-601A: ¿Cuáles Son los Riesgos?
Aunque tengas los perdones I-212 e I-601A aprobados, hay riesgos al asistir a la entrevista en el consulado
✨ Síguenos para más consejos sobre inmigración y cómo manejar los riesgos.
#VisaFeliz #I212 #I601A #Inmigración #PerdónMigratorio
March 23, 2025 at 11:02 PM
visafeliz.bsky.social
⏳ Esperar tu I-601A en México o EE.UU.
¿Deberías esperar tu I-601A en México o seguir en EE. UU.? Infórmate sobre el proceso y los tiempos de espera para el perdón provisional.
✨ Síguenos para más actualizaciones sobre inmigración.
#VisaFeliz #I601A #Inmigración #PermisoProvisional
March 21, 2025 at 11:02 PM
abogadafiera.bsky.social
El perdón provisional (I-601A) por presencia ilegal puede tardar entre 12 y 24 meses, dependiendo del caso y del tiempo de procesamiento del USCIS.
📌 Cada caso es diferente. Tener ayuda legal puede hacer una gran diferencia en el proceso.
#perdon   #I601A  #abogadodeinmigracion
October 20, 2025 at 2:19 PM
abogadafiera.bsky.social
El perdón provisional (I-601A) por presencia ilegal puede tardar entre 12 y 24 meses, dependiendo del caso y del tiempo de procesamiento del USCIS.
📌 Cada caso es diferente. Tener ayuda legal puede hacer una gran diferencia en el proceso.
#Perdón  #I601A #inmigrantes  #inmigración  #abogadafiera
September 29, 2025 at 7:20 PM
abogadafiera.bsky.social
⏳ El proceso puede tardar entre 12 y 24 meses, dependiendo del volumen de solicitudes y si presentaste todo correctamente.
Un error en la solicitud puede causar retrasos graves o incluso una negación. 
#inmigrantes  #I601A #InmigraciónUSA #AbogadaFiera#Perdón
July 18, 2025 at 8:17 PM
abogadafiera.bsky.social
El perdón provisional (I-601A) por presencia ilegal puede tardar entre 12 y 24 meses, dependiendo del caso y del tiempo de procesamiento del USCIS.
📌 Cada caso es diferente. Tener ayuda legal puede hacer una gran diferencia en el proceso.
#PerdónMigratorio # #I601A  #AbogadaDeInmigración
May 9, 2025 at 7:04 PM
abogadafiera.bsky.social
Actualmente, el proceso puede tardar entre 24 y 30 meses desde que se envía la solicitud.
📌 Este tiempo puede variar según tu caso y los tiempos de USCIS.

¿Estás pensando en solicitar el perdón?

#PerdónMigratorio #I601A #InmigraciónUSA #AbogadaDeInmigración #USCIS
April 9, 2025 at 8:47 PM