DEPORTATION WAIVERS

Waivers, like the I-601 and I-212, are an important remedy and tool that can be used to make an apology for bad behavior or for illegal presence or fraud or for certain kinds of crimes.

Everybody can make a mistake, and waivers are a way to show the Court that you regret the choices you made, that you take responsibility and want to make a commitment to making a better life for your family.

Sometimes, there is a bar to a person’s ability to get their green card. If they are considered inadmissible to the United States, there may be a possibility to waive or pardon the reason why they are inadmissible. Certain criminal convictions may render someone inadmissible. Similarly, if you have been present in the United States illegally, you may be inadmissible. There are, however, certain pardons that you can get to make you eligible again. There are rules and requirements, and you must be eligible for the waivers. Not everyone needs a waiver, and not everyone qualifies for a waiver. That’s why it’s important to consult with an immigration specialist before filing any immigration application. An Immigration Lawyer will guide you properly.