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Many immigrants face challenges when trying to return to the United States after leaving. Those who stayed in the U.S. unlawfully for too long may face a 3-year or 10-year bar, which prevents them from re-entering the country for a set period. However, there may be...
When a foreign national receives a denial for their waiver of inadmissibility It often creates uncertainty about what happens next. Waivers allow individuals with certain immigration issues, such as past violations or criminal records, to overcome barriers and enter...
Navigating the waiver of inadmissibility process can be complex. This is especially true for understanding the processing time. It’s important to understand the waiver process to reduce errors and delays. What is a waiver of inadmissibility? A waiver of...
Homeland Security reported 35 million nonimmigrant admissions into the country in 2021. Some of these individuals may have used a waiver of inadmissibility to come to the U.S. If you plan to file a waiver, you need to understand where filing should take place. This...
According to the Department of Human Services, the United States welcomed 740,002 lawful permanent residents in 2021. The number of people that want to immigrate is always rather high, because people desire the economic stability and freedom that the United States...
The United States immigration process is complex, and part of the complexity is that no two cases are the same. If USCIS decides or intends to decide that you are inadmissible, there could still be ways within the system to obtain an immigration benefit. One common...
When applying for lawful status in the U.S., immigration authorities may deem you “inadmissible.” This may occur if you have a history of prior immigration violations, criminal activities, drug abuse, medical problems, or other characteristics that could prevent you...
