Overcoming Barriers to U.S. Entry

At U.S. Immigration Law Group, we understand that facing inadmissibility issues can be a daunting challenge on your path to entering or remaining in the United States. Our experienced attorneys are dedicated to helping you navigate the complex process of obtaining waivers for inadmissibility, providing the legal support you need to overcome these barriers and achieve your immigration goals.

What is Inadmissibility?

Inadmissibility refers to conditions or factors that prevent an individual from being allowed entry into the United States or from adjusting their status to lawful permanent resident. These factors can include health issues, criminal history, prior immigration violations, or other legal grounds. Our team provides comprehensive legal guidance to determine if you qualify for a waiver of inadmissibility and helps you through the application process.

• Common Grounds for Inadmissibility: Grounds for inadmissibility can include health-related issues, criminal convictions, immigration fraud, unlawful presence, and more. We assess your specific situation to identify the grounds of inadmissibility that apply to your case.
  
  
• Types of Waivers: Depending on the grounds of inadmissibility, different types of waivers may be available, such as I-601, I-601A, and I-212 waivers. We guide you in selecting the appropriate waiver for your circumstances.
  

Preparing Your Waiver Application

Applying for a waiver of inadmissibility requires thorough preparation and strong supporting evidence. Our attorneys are here to help you compile a compelling case, increasing the likelihood of a successful waiver application.

• I-601 Waiver: The I-601 waiver is available to individuals who are inadmissible based on certain grounds, such as unlawful presence or criminal history. We assist in gathering evidence to prove that your denial of entry would cause extreme hardship to a qualifying relative in the U.S.
  
  
• I-601A Provisional Waiver: The I-601A waiver is designed for individuals who are inadmissible due to unlawful presence in the U.S. and are seeking to avoid long periods of separation from their U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident family members. We guide you through the process of proving extreme hardship and securing the waiver.
  
  
• I-212 Waiver: For those who have been previously deported or removed from the U.S., the I-212 waiver allows you to apply for permission to re-enter the country. We help you demonstrate your eligibility and the merits of your case.
  

Navigating the Waiver Process

The waiver process involves multiple steps, including the submission of detailed forms, supporting documents, and legal arguments. We provide expert guidance at each stage, ensuring that your application is accurate, complete, and compelling.

• Eligibility Assessment: We conduct a thorough review of your case to determine the best waiver option and ensure you meet all eligibility criteria.
  
  
• Document Preparation: Our team helps you gather and organize the necessary documentation to support your waiver application, including evidence of hardship, rehabilitation, or other mitigating factors.
  
  
• Application Submission: We manage the submission of your waiver application, ensuring all forms are correctly completed and filed on time. In addition, we ensure your case does not fall out of processing time so that it is adjudicated as quickly as possible.
  
  
• Follow-Up and Advocacy: After submission, we continue to advocate on your behalf, addressing any requests for additional evidence, keeping you informed of your application’s progress and submitting inquiries with USCIS or a Congressional Representative if necessary.