Immigration to the U.S. can be challenging, and some people may be considered inadmissible for a variety of reasons. Inadmissibility refers to situations where someone is denied permission to adjust their status or apply for a visa. People are often considered inadmissible because they pose a risk to citizens. For instance, individuals with multiple criminal convictions or who have violated immigration laws are inadmissible. However, some grounds of inadmissibility can be waived after considering an individual’s specific case.
Some classes of immigration inadmissibility do not have immigration waivers available. These include drug traffickers, spies, terrorists, and Nazis. Other classes do have immigration waivers available, although they are not easy to obtain. If you are inadmissible but would like to find out whether you have a good chance of getting a waiver, you’ll need to work with a qualified attorney.
At Barbarin Law Group PC, we have extensive experience in immigration law, and we also have a special focus on waivers of inadmissibility. We will assess your situation and help you determine whether a waiver is worth pursuing. We’ll need to gather evidence that a denial of the waiver would result in extreme hardship to a U.S. family member if you were not allowed to join them in the U.S. or if they were made to join you in your home country. However, you can rest assured that we will assist you honestly and compassionately.
If you would like to learn more about immigration waivers, contact us today.