Understanding the Waiver of Ground of Inadmissibility
The concept of inadmissibility arises in a number of situations. It is an issue when the visa application is made and when a foreign national seeks entry to the U.S. It also comes up when a person in deportation proceedings is said to have been inadmissible at the time of entry or was not inspected at their entry. Additionally it can be a factor when a permanent resident is said to have abandoned their permanent residency.
Have you been found ineligible for a visa?
Some people found ineligible for a visa under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) may file an Application for Waiver of Ground of Inadmissibility (Form I-601). Findings of ineligibility are usually made by a Consular Office during an immigrant visa interview by an Immigration Officer during an immigrant visa interview inside the U.S., and/or in immigration court.
Proving extreme hardship
In order to be granted a waiver you will have to provide/produce evidence of extreme hardship experienced by your relative located in the U.S. We can assist you in taking the first steps in starting the process.
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