​Immigration waivers are essential tools in the immigration process, providing individuals with an opportunity to overcome legal barriers that might otherwise prevent them from entering or remaining in the United States. These waivers are designed to address specific circumstances, allowing eligible individuals to bypass certain inadmissibility grounds. Below is a brief overview of three commonly used waivers, each tailored to different situations and needs.

 Below, you'll find an overview of some of the most common types of waivers, each designed to address particular situations and provide an opportunity to regularize immigration status.

I-601 Waiver (Waiver of Inadmissibility): 

This waiver is used to forgive certain infractions or inadmissibilities that could hinder an individual's entry or adjustment of status in the United States. 

• It is filed in situations where there are significant humanitarian, family, or public interest reasons that justify the forgiveness.

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I-212 Waiver (Permission for Reentry After Deportation or Voluntary Departure): ​

The I-212 waiver is requested when a person has been deported or has voluntarily left the United States and wishes to reenter legally. ​

• This waiver allows certain individuals to overcome the reentry prohibition that normally applies after deportation or voluntary departure.​

212(d)(3) Waiver (Temporary Nonimmigrant Permission): 

The 212(d)(3) waiver is used to grant temporary entry to the United States to individuals who might otherwise be inadmissible. 

This applies especially to nonimmigrant visa applicants who wish to enter for purposes such as tourism, business, or medical treatment and may have some inadmissibility.

These waivers are important tools for those facing challenges in their immigration process or travel to the United States. Each situation is unique, and eligibility and the process vary depending on individual circumstances.

Immigration waivers offer a vital solution for individuals who might be deemed inadmissible under current laws. Whether due to past mistakes, health conditions, or other legal hurdles, these waivers provide a second chance—a pathway to achieve your American dream. 

We assist our clients with all the necessary documentation for the waiver application process, as well as the completion of forms, payment, and submission of supporting documents to USCIS.

In addition to providing guidance during the interview on the information that may be requested by the consular officer based on the type of process being conducted.

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