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Inadmissibility Waivers Attorney In Missouri & Arizona

What Is An Inadmissibility Waiver?

If an immigration officer has informed you that you are not admissible to the United States, hope is still alive. With Andres G. Hernandez by your side in Missouri and Arizona, you can apply for an inadmissibility waiver. Andres will meet with you and your family to help you determine the types of hardships your permanent U.S. resident or citizen family member would endure if you are unable to reside in the U.S.  These hardships can include the separation of family, financial hardship, loss of educational or career opportunities, and more.


An inadmissibility waiver is a legal document that allows an individual who has been deemed inadmissible to enter the United States. This waiver essentially forgives certain grounds for inadmissibility and allows the individual to still be eligible for admission into the country.


There are various reasons why someone may be considered inadmissible to the U.S., such as prior criminal convictions, health issues, or immigration law violations. In these cases, an individual may be denied entry at a port of entry or during their visa application process.


This "hardship waiver", a provision of U.S. law, enables immigration authorities to evaluate the impact on your family member if you were not allowed to live in the U.S., taking into account the psychological, physical, and financial aspects of your case.

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I-601 and 1-601A Hardship Waivers

If you find yourself confronting issues like unlawful presence in the U.S., or dealing with consequences of fraud, misrepresentation, or crimes of moral turpitude, you must consider applying for an I-601 or I-601-A hardship waiver. These scenarios, being linked to breaches of U.S. law, can lead to a tense, even daunting process. You will need to not only prove that your family member would experience hardship, but you will also have to make a convincing argument as to why the U.S. government should excuse you for the infractions committed. The nature of your actions could require demonstrating a hardship ranging from extreme to "extraordinary and extremely unusual". But fear not, as Andres G. Hernandez is ready to guide you through these complex situations. Based in Missouri and Arizona, Andres is experienced in navigating the legal intricacies of immigration law, helping clients overcome even the toughest obstacles to admissibility. Reach out to Andres G. Hernandez today to arrange a consultation.

J-1 Inadmissibility Waivers

Residing in the U.S. on a J-1 visa, whether for research, teaching, studying, cultural exchange, au pair duties, or being a government consultant, often means that you must return to your homeland for two years before acquiring a green card. However, if you have family who are U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents requiring your presence in the U.S., you may be able to apply for a J-1 inadmissibility waiver. The yardstick for obtaining this waiver is indeed high, yet Andres G. Hernandez, an established figure in Immigration Law in Missouri and Arizona, will scrutinize your case to determine whether your family's needs fulfill this criteria. If they do, Mr. Hernandez will meticulously compile a robust case, optimizing your likelihood of securing a waiver. Connect with Mr. Hernandez today to begin your process.

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