Hello, I have an important question, I was deported from USA on 2011, I can't enter USA for a period of 10 years, now I back in my country (Argentina) and about to work for a middle east airline with residence in their country, now I wonder if I was deported from USA and in my new job have destinations to USA would I be able to get in the country as for the time that our crew stays in USA and with the work visa. Or would I still have a problem because of my deportation?

Yes... for C/D visa, if you have been arrested and/or have criminal record conviction, or have medical ineligibility, or have been denied entry into or deported from US, you will be required to furnish documents relating to your current situation in support of your application.

Good luck.

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Originally Posted by lawanwadee

Yes... for C/D visa, if you have been arrested and/or have criminal record conviction, or have medical ineligibility, or have been denied entry into or deported from US, you will be required to furnish documents relating to your current situation in support of your application.

Good luck.

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Thanks for you answer, I never been convicted of a crime or had a criminal record,I was deported for being illegal with no papers in U.S being older than 18 years of age, now what do you mean by "furnish documents"?? I appreciate your help.