Immigration Waivers Lawyer

Feb 4

Written By Law Offices of Dizengoff & Yost Immigration Lawyers Philadelphia

Visa holders whose applications for adjustment of immigration status to permanent resident have gotten denied can depend on the attorneys at the Law Offices of Dizengoff and Yost to aggressively defend their cases. Agencies such as the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) have the right to deny an application for various reasons. Our attorneys have the skill and dedication necessary to resolve these legal challenges expeditiously.

Lawyers to Help You With Immigration Waivers

Our knowledgeable attorneys possess a thorough understanding of how to approach these challenges. When necessary and applicable, we can prove extreme hardship to a qualifying relative. After USCIS denies an application, our attorneys begin the appropriate appeal process, depending on the case’s details. In addition to representing clients whose applications were denied by USCIS, we advocate for international clients whose visa applications were denied by U.S. consulates and embassies overseas.

Specific individuals may be required to complete a consular interview abroad while applying. According to the USCIS, the purpose of a provisional stateside waiver is to grant applicants the ability to travel overseas for these purposes lawfully and to return to the United States quickly. Like the I-601 waiver, this waiver is made available for people deemed inadmissible whose immediate family members are current citizens or permanent United States residents.

Our legal team consistently manages various waiver types, including:

212(h) waiver for criminal misconduct, such as crimes involving moral turpitude
212(i) waiver for immigration fraud
I-601A waiver: unlawful presence

Lawyer For Immigration Defense Waivers

The immigration lawyers at the law offices of Dizengoff and Yost can help clients file this application before leaving this country. Completing this provisional waiver can spare the applicant potential delay and legal difficulties upon returning. When facing the prospect of deportation, one can seek administrative closure or termination to apply for a provisional waiver. In this case, eligibility is based upon whether the individual’s removal would negatively impact immediate family members residing in the U.S.

Lawyer Who Can Help You With the Immigration Waiver Process

For a free consultation with a highly skilled and experienced Immigration Waivers Immigration Lawyer, we welcome you to contact our immigration law firm locations by phone.