Waiver of Inadmissibility

Applicants to become legal permanent residents of the United States may be denied admission for many reasons. For example: applicants who are determined to be addicts, who have a communicable disease, who have helped other persons into the country illegally, who have lied to immigration, who have been present illegally in the United States for more than six months or who have committed certain crimes.

Those in danger of being denied admission, or who have been denied admission may qualify for a waiver of inadmissibility. However, if a waiver is not filed or is denied, may very well cause the applicant to be placed in removal proceedings, if in the United States. That is the very reason why you should hire an immigration attorney who is knowledgeable with waivers and immigration law.

Let us help you navigate your complex situation and call (407) 593-4501 or fill out our contact us form and one of our experienced attorneys will contact you to discuss your case.

Need help with the National Interest Waiver?  Visit our NIW page.