Ya no se aceptan Perdones “I-601 waiver” en el Consulado de Ciudad Juárez
A partir del 5 de Diciembre de 2012, el servicio de inmigración de los Estados Unidos, (USCIS) emitió un comunicado detallando el nuevo procedimiento en el que los “Perdones” o waivers I-601 o I-212 ya no serán aceptados y procesados en el Consulado General de los Estados Unidos en Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México.
Ahora, las peticiones de perdón I601 se procesarán dentro de los Estados Unidos y se deben enviar al departamento correspondiente del USCIS en Phoenix, Arizona:
USCIS
P.O. Box 21600
Phoenix, AZ 85036
Si la petición de perdón es aprobada, el inmigrante ya sólo deberá acudir al Consulado de los Estados Unidos en Ciudad Juárez para tomar sus exámenes médicos, datos biométricos y la entrevista consular. Ya no se podrá solicitar un perdón en el Consulado. Tiene que llevar el perdón aprobado de antemano.
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