What is the process to obtain these waivers? How long does it take? Does anyone know the answers to these questions? There's nothing clearly posted on DHS.go

What is the process to obtain these waivers? How long does it take? Does anyone know the answers to these questions? There's nothing clearly posted on DHS.gov. I was able to find this, from an unnamed "senior administration official" [0]: > Green card holders in the U.S. will have to meet with a consular officer before departing the country, the official said. That's a fairly large inconvenience, especially for those not living in a city with a consular office. And it doesn't address the situation of green card holders who are currently abroad and need waivers. Presumedly they could visit a US embassy or consular office in their country, but that's going to be difficult for someone in, say, Iran. 0: http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/316670-trump-refugee-ban-bars-green-card-holders-report http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/316670-trump-ref...