Category: Waivers & Inadmissibility

Few immigration issues feel as stressful as being told you are inadmissible. For many families, that word seems like the end of the road. In reality, it often means the case shifts into a different phase: building an extreme hardship waiver strategy that fits the law, matches your facts, and is documented well enough for…

If you or a loved one has immigration problems in your history, you may hear that you are “inadmissible” and need a waiver of inadmissibility to get an immigrant visa or green card. That usually means filing Form I-601 or Form I-601A and proving serious hardship to qualifying family members. A waiver of inadmissibility lawyer…