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Immigration Waivers

Overcoming barriers to your American dream

When Past Mistakes Block Your Future

Immigration waivers can forgive certain grounds of inadmissibility, allowing you to obtain a green card, visa, or return to the United States despite past immigration violations or other barriers.

Expert Immigration Waiver Services

Not everyone with immigration violations is permanently barred from the United States. Immigration waivers provide a pathway to forgiveness for certain grounds of inadmissibility. At Vasquez Law Firm, we have extensive experience with complex waiver cases, helping families reunite and individuals achieve their immigration goals despite past challenges.

Types of Immigration Waivers

I-601 Inadmissibility Waiver

Waives certain grounds of inadmissibility for family-based cases

Waivable Grounds:
  • • Unlawful presence (3/10-year bars)
  • • Fraud or misrepresentation
  • • Certain criminal convictions
  • • Health-related inadmissibility
  • • Immigration violations

Standard: Extreme hardship to US citizen or LPR spouse or parent

I-601A Provisional Waiver

Waives unlawful presence bars before consular processing

Key Benefits:
  • • Apply while still in the United States
  • • Reduces time separated from family
  • • Only for unlawful presence inadmissibility
  • • Must have approved I-130 family petition
  • • Immediate relative or certain family preference cases

Advantage: Know waiver result before leaving US for consular interview

I-212 Permission to Reapply for Admission

Waiver for those previously removed or deported

Who Needs This:
  • • Previously removed from the United States
  • • Departed under removal order
  • • Subject to reinstatement of removal
  • • Certain voluntary departures

Factors: Reasons for exclusion, family ties, rehabilitation evidence

212(h) Criminal Waiver

Waiver for certain criminal grounds of inadmissibility

Eligible Crimes:
  • • Crimes involving moral turpitude (CIMT)
  • • Simple possession of 30 grams or less marijuana
  • • Multiple criminal convictions (limited)
  • • Prostitution-related offenses

Not Available: Drug trafficking, multiple CIMTs with 5+ year sentences

Extreme Hardship Standard

Most waivers require proving "extreme hardship" to qualifying US citizen or lawful permanent resident relatives. This is more than normal hardship from separation.

Factors We Document:

Medical Hardship:
  • • Serious medical conditions requiring care
  • • Lack of adequate medical care in home country
  • • Mental health impacts of separation
  • • Special needs family members
Economic Hardship:
  • • Loss of income and financial support
  • • Property ownership and business ties
  • • Cost of living differences
  • • Employment prospects in home country
Educational Hardship:
  • • Children's education disruption
  • • Language barriers in home country
  • • Special educational needs
  • • Lost educational opportunities
Social & Cultural:
  • • Length of residence in United States
  • • Community ties and integration
  • • Country conditions and safety concerns
  • • Loss of family support network

Our Waiver Strategy

Comprehensive Case Analysis

Detailed review of inadmissibility grounds and waiver eligibility

Evidence Development

Gathering medical, financial, and personal documentation

Expert Testimony

Medical experts, country condition specialists, character witnesses

Compelling Narrative

Crafting persuasive legal briefs that tell your family's story

Waiver Process Timeline

1

Comprehensive Assessment

Review inadmissibility grounds and waiver eligibility (1-2 weeks)

2

Evidence Gathering Phase

Collect medical records, expert reports, financial documents (2-6 months)

3

Application Preparation

Prepare waiver forms and comprehensive legal brief

4

Filing & Processing

Submit to USCIS or consular post for adjudication

5

Decision & Next Steps

Waiver decision and proceed with immigration case (6-18 months)

One Shot to Get It Right

Waiver applications are complex and denial can have serious consequences. There are typically no appeals for denied waivers, making thorough preparation and expert legal representation crucial for success. Don't risk your family's future with inadequate preparation.

YO PELEO™ - Turning Obstacles into Opportunities

Past mistakes don't have to define your future. Our experienced waiver attorneys have successfully obtained hundreds of immigration waivers, reuniting families and helping individuals overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Let us fight to turn your immigration barriers into stepping stones.

Explore Your Waiver Options

Waiver Experts

Facing inadmissibility issues? Our waiver specialists have the experience to find solutions.

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Complex Case Analysis

Detailed waiver assessment

Waiver Case Evaluation

Common Inadmissibility Issues

Unlawful Presence

3 or 10-year bars from overstaying

Fraud/Misrepresentation

False statements to immigration

Criminal Convictions

CIMTs and certain offenses

Prior Removals

Previous deportation orders

Health Issues

Communicable diseases

Typical Processing Times

I-601A (USCIS)13-18 months
I-601 (USCIS)12-15 months
I-601 (Consular)6-12 months
I-212 Waiver8-14 months

*Times vary by service center and case complexity