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An immigration waiver of inadmissibility can refer to a permit, pardon, exemption, or exception. However, an immigration waiver is a way in which an immigrant can amend some errors, crimes, or misdemeanors committed in the country.
In the immigration laws, there are waivers to remedy cases of inadmissibility, undocumented presence, fraud, illegal entry into the country, and others.
Through a waiver, a person can obtain an immigration benefit, i.e. Visa or a Green Card, that would be denied without it. However, if a person is denied non-immigrant study, work, tourism, investment visa or others due to inadmissibility, a waiver can remedy the situation and allow his/her to obtain a visa.
If you are facing challenges due to inadmissibility, Form I-601, officially titled “Application for Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility,” could provide a path to overcome those obstacles. This form allows individuals to request a waiver for specific grounds of inadmissibility, enabling them to obtain immigration benefits such as a visa, Green Card, or permission to reenter the United States.
Form I-601 can be used to waive various grounds of inadmissibility, including:
Eligibility depends on the specific ground of inadmissibility and whether the applicant can demonstrate that denial of their application would cause “extreme hardship” to a qualifying relative, such as a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse, parent, or child. This hardship is a key consideration in the approval process.
Filing Form I-601 can be complex, and a poorly prepared application could result in delays or denials. Consulting an experienced immigration attorney can help ensure that your waiver application is properly handled, increasing your chances of success.
At Aftalion Law Group, we understand how overwhelming immigration processes can be. Our experienced attorneys can guide you through the intricacies of Form I-601 and help present a strong case for your waiver. Contact us today to discuss your options and start your journey toward achieving your immigration goals.
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