At their discretion, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services may refuse entry to immigrants or non-immigrants. A reason is given for the grounds of the inadmissibility. Immigrants seeking permanent residency and non-immigrants wanting to visit the United States temporarily are eligible to apply for a waiver of inadmissibility. The success of the case will usually depends on the specific grounds declared by the USCIS. Success may lie in showing that you have ties to the United States, and granting you the waiver and allowing you to enter will benefit the United States.
Filing for Waiver of Inadmissibility
The I-601 application is used when someone is found ineligible for an immigrant visa or an adjustment of status based on grounds of inadmissibility. The applicant must show that being refused admission will result in an extreme hardship. Determination of whether it is an extreme hardship depends on the documentation that the applicant provides. The following issues can be included in the application:
- Personal considerations
- Health
- Financial considerations
- Education
- Other Special Circumstances
Seeking an immigrant or non-immigrant waiver of inadmissibility can be one of the trickiest aspects of immigration law. The Dworsky Law Firm can take the stress out of the immigration process – our 25 years of experience in immigration law allows us to work collaboratively with you to assemble a detailed packet of documentation to support your application. Call us at 847-441-4188 or at [email protected].