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crysta.leal
Just Curious, I know that you can apply for a wavier before being deported. (Such as for extreme hardship on family still in the United States.) But would it be possible to apply for a wavier after the person has already been deported? My father was deported because of the fact that he was convicted of a felony. But our court appointed immigration attorney didn't give us any information in regards to this wavier thing.
Second question: If we were to appeal my father's case (the one in which he was charged with the felony) and win it, would he allowed to be admitted into the country? Is it even possible to appeal a case once someone is deported? We did appeal his case before and win. (we won on the decision that it should have been a lesser charge. He was convicted of a felony and the lesser charge would have been a misdemeanor) But that decision was overturned by the commonwealth attorney. (This is all in Virginia by the way).