I-601A vs I-601 Waiver: Which One Is Right for You? Navigating U.S. immigration law is already a complex journey, and for those deemed inadmissible due to national security concerns , it becomes even more difficult. Two of the most important tools available to overcome these barriers are the I-601 and I-601A waivers. While they may […]
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A provisional unlawful presence waiver offers assistance to individuals who entered the United States without authorization or remained in the country after their visa expired. The unauthorized presence can be a stumbling block for many individuals seeking to apply for a green card. However, there’s a solution with the unlawful presence waiver. The waiver forgives
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For individuals who entered the U.S. on a J1 exchange visitor visa and later found themselves subject to the two-year foreign residency rule and unlawful presence grounds of inadmissibility, the legal path toward permanent residency can seem complex. In this article, we break down the J1 Visa Waiver, the Unlawful Presence Waiver (Form I-601A), and
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I-601A Provisional Waiver: How to Apply From the US The I-601A waiver form is filed by immigrants to waive their inadmissibility to the United States on the grounds of unlawful presence. Immigrants who are otherwise banned from obtaining a Green Card can apply for this waiver by filling out the form-1601A. USCIS accepts this form
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What Is the I-601 Waiver and Who Needs It? For many immigrants hoping to live permanently in the United States, the path to a green card can be blocked by a legal concept known as inadmissibility. This means that, based on past actions or conditions, the U.S. government has determined that you are not eligible
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