Waivers We Prepare:

1. Provisional Unlawful Presence Waivers (I-601A):
   
   • For applicants who will consular process and whose only ground of inadmissibility is unlawful presence.
   • Extreme hardship documentation to a U.S. citizen or LPR spouse or parent.
     
     
2. I-601 Waivers of Inadmissibility:
   
   • Multi-ground waivers filed from abroad or in removal proceedings, covering fraud, crimes, prior removal, and other bars.
     
     
3. 212(h) Waivers:
   
   • For certain criminal grounds of inadmissibility, including some convictions for crimes involving moral turpitude, prostitution, and a single marijuana possession offense under thirty grams.
     
     
4. 212(d)(3) Nonimmigrant Waivers:
   
   • For temporary admission to the United States despite inadmissibility, typically paired with a business, family, or humanitarian purpose.
     
     
5. INA 237(a)(1)(H) Fraud Waivers:
   
   • For lawful permanent residents facing deportability for fraud or misrepresentation at the time of admission.
     
     
6. J-1 Two-Year Home Residency Waivers:
   
   • No-objection, persecution, and/or exceptional hardship.
     
     
7. I-192 Waivers for T and U Visa Applicants:
   
   • Addressing inadmissibility in the context of crime-victim petitions where the discretionary standard is more favorable.
     
     

How We Build a Waiver Case:

• Careful identification of the applicable ground(s) of inadmissibility
• Hardship documentation that speaks to the “extreme” or “exceptional” standard the regulations actually require.
• An honest read on discretion: waivers are never automatic, and we explain the realistic odds on your facts.
  
  

Waiver cases reward preparation. The strongest ones read like a story the adjudicator wants to grant.