Inadmissibility Waivers Lawyer in Greenville, SC

Inadmissibility Waivers Attorney In North Carolina & South Carolina

What Is An Inadmissibility Waiver?

If you’ve been informed by an immigration officer that you are ineligible to enter the United States, all hope is not lost. Our skilled immigration attorneys can assist you in applying for an inadmissibility waiver. We will meet with you and your family to determine the hardships that your U.S. resident or citizen family member may face if you are unable to live in the U.S. This provision in U.S. law, commonly known as a “hardship waiver,” allows immigration authorities to assess the difficulties your family member would encounter if you were denied entry, considering the psychological, physical, and financial aspects of your situation.

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I-601 and 1-601A Hardship Waivers

If you are deemed inadmissible due to unlawful presence in the U.S., fraud or misrepresentation, or crimes of moral turpitude, it is necessary to seek an I-601 or I-601-A hardship waiver. Given that these circumstances involve violations of U.S. laws, the process of obtaining these waivers can be daunting and stressful. Not only must you demonstrate the hardship your family member would face, but you also need to justify to the U.S. government why you should be granted forgiveness for your actions. The level of hardship required varies from extreme to “extraordinary and extremely unusual,” depending on the offense committed. Our team of immigration attorneys has effectively guided clients through these challenges and is committed to overcoming any obstacles to admissibility. Contact us today to schedule a consultation.

J-1 Inadmissibility Waivers

If you have been residing in the United States on a J-1 visa for purposes such as conducting research, teaching, studying, engaging in cultural exchange, serving as an au pair, working as a government consultant, or pursuing other ventures that brought you to the country, you may be required to return to your home nation for a two-year period before you are eligible to apply for a green card. However, if you have family members who are U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents and they need you to remain in the U.S., you have the option to seek a J-1 inadmissibility waiver. While the criteria for obtaining the waiver is considered “exceptional,” our experienced immigration lawyers can assess your situation to determine if your family’s circumstances meet this standard. If so, we will develop a strong case to increase your chances of securing the waiver. Contact our legal team today.