Helping clients overcome inadmissibility barriers through I-601 or I-212 waivers for visas or green cards.
Waivers of Inadmissibility, filed through Forms I-601 and I-212, allow individuals who are otherwise ineligible to enter or remain in the United States to request forgiveness for certain grounds of inadmissibility. These grounds may include prior immigration violations, unlawful presence, criminal convictions, or deportation orders. Approval of a waiver permits the individual to legally pursue a visa, green card, or reentry into the U.S., overcoming barriers that would otherwise prevent lawful immigration.
We guide clients through the waiver process by evaluating eligibility, gathering supporting documentation, and preparing a compelling application demonstrating hardship or other qualifying factors. Our team ensures that all legal requirements are met, helps present a persuasive case, and provides strategic advice throughout the review process to maximize the chances of approval.
Review the grounds of inadmissibility and determine which waiver (I-601 or I-212) is applicable.
Gather documentation supporting the waiver, including hardship letters, financial records, and legal documents.
Complete and prepare the waiver application with a detailed explanation of qualifying factors.
File the waiver application with the appropriate immigration authority for review.
Monitor the application status, respond to Requests for Evidence (RFE), and provide guidance until a decision is reached.
