Waivers

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Immigrants who have entered the country illegally, or who cannot enter the country due to missing specific entry requirements, may still have a chance to enter and stay within the United States with a proper waiver. Simon Law Group, PLLC and our Houston immigration lawyers can assist you if you need to apply for a waiver but do not know where to begin. For years, we have been there for people in situations just like yours – we genuinely want your immigration into the U.S. to be a success story!

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Three Types of Immigration Waivers

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) allows the issuance of several types of waivers, each one used for a specific situation. To save you time and energy, allow our immigration law attorneys in Houston hear your case during an initial evaluation and we can determine what waiver is right for you. Our goal from the start is helping you legally enter the United States and remain for as long as need be.

The three main types of immigration waivers are:

• I-601 Waiver of Inadmissibility: Someone seeking entry into the United States using an immigrant visa or adjustment of status but deemed ineligible due to conditions that break qualifications might be able to use an I-601 Waiver. Applicants should be able to prove that a close relative or family member would experience undue hardship if they were not permitted to stay within the U.S. with them.
• I-601A Provisional Waiver to Remain: Immigrants ineligible to remain in the U.S. under typical conditions and qualifications but who do not need to stay in the country to protect or care for a close relative can use an I-601A Provisional Waiver to Remain in the United States. The I-601A allows the applicant to travel back to their country of origin, pass an immigration interview, and return to the U.S., all within a matter of a few days, in most cases.
• I-212 Waiver of Inadmissibility: An immigrant that has been deported, either due to being convicted of criminal offenses or simply due to illegal immigration, faces a difficult task when attempting to reenter. An I-212 Waiver may be the only means of gaining permission to reenter the country.

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Stopping removal or gaining entry into the United States when ineligible through traditional channels is not a task that should be postponed. Take quick action and get the wheels of the USCIS systems turning today by connecting with our Houston immigration attorneys. Request an initial consultation by contacting us today.