Immigration Waivers
An immigration waiver, also known as an inadmissibility waiver, is a request to the U.S. government to forgive a reason that makes you ineligible for immigration benefits. If approved, the waiver allows you to receive immigration benefits despite your grounds of inadmissibility.
Securing these waivers is often difficult, but we have helped many immigrants with inadmissible barriers regain their right to enter the United States.
Waiving the J-1 Two-Year Home Residency Requirement
A J-1 visa holder may obtain a waiver of the two-year home residence requirement, provided certain conditions are met.
I-212 Waiver – Permission to Reapply to the U.S. after Removal or Deportation
Foreign nationals who are ineligible to file for admissibility to the U.S. for a certain period of years, or who are deemed permanently inadmissible, may file an application for an I-212 waiver for permission to reapply to the U.S.
I-601 Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility
An I-601 waiver may be an option for immigrants who are the spouses, fiancés or parents of U.S. citizens or legal residents and have been denied admissibility for a green card based on certain grounds of inadmissibility, including criminal, drug-related, security, medical and immigration violation grounds.
I-601A Waiver – Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver
An I-601A provisional waiver allows certain immigrants to request a waiver of their unlawful presence. This includes qualifying relatives (spouses and children) of U.S. citizens or permanent residents.
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