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Facing inadmissibility can complicate your immigration journey, but it doesn’t have to end it. With the right waiver, you can overcome barriers and secure the immigration benefits you’re seeking.
At Coleman Law Group, our bilingual team, fluent in Spanish and English, specializes in assisting clients in Hialeah and surrounding areas with waivers for grounds of inadmissibility. Whether you need a waiver for unlawful presence, prior immigration violations, or other inadmissibility grounds, our experienced immigration attorneys are here to guide you.
> Get legal support when filing waivers for grounds of inadmissibility in Hialeah.
A waiver of inadmissibility helps people who are blocked from getting a visa or green card due to immigration violations or past issues. By filing Form I-601 or Form I-601A, eligible applicants can request approval to move forward with their case.
At Coleman Law Group, we make the waiver process easy by guiding you through every step and helping you build a strong application.
Only speaking Spanish should not impact your ability to access the legal help you need. At Coleman Law Group, we are proud to offer all of our legal services in both Spanish and English.
The legal team at Coleman Law Group is fluent in Spanish and English. This means we can help as many people in Hialeah as possible complete their waiver of inadmissibility.
> Speak to a bilingual waivers of inadmissibility lawyer; get expert help with your waiver of inadmissibility.
Navigating the waiver application process can be complex, but our immigration attorneys in Hialeah are here to provide personalized assistance. Our services include:
We review your immigration history and assess whether you qualify for a waiver based on specific grounds of inadmissibility.
Our attorneys assist with completing and filing Form I-601 or Form I-601A, ensuring all supporting evidence is included.
We help you gather evidence to demonstrate that denying your application would result in extreme hardship to your qualifying relative.
We keep you informed throughout the waiver application process and respond to any USCIS requests for additional evidence.
If your waiver is approved, we guide you through consular processing and a consular interview, adjustment of status, or other necessary steps to finalize your immigration case.
For applicants outside the U.S. who are inadmissible due to criminal grounds, misrepresentation, or unlawful presence.
For individuals present in the U.S. who need to waive unlawful presence before completing immigrant visa processing abroad.
For cases involving extreme hardship to a qualifying U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident relative.
For those with past criminal convictions seeking forgiveness under U.S. immigration law.
To address instances of providing false information during immigration applications.
For applicants inadmissible due to medical issues or communicable diseases.
We carefully evaluate your case to determine if you meet the requirements for a waiver and which forms you need to file.
Whether it’s Form I-601 or Form I-601A, our attorneys ensure your application is complete and filed on time.
USCIS reviews your application and may request additional evidence. Processing times generally range from 6 to 18 months.
If approved, you can continue with your visa or adjustment of status application. If denied, we’ll help you explore appeals or reapplication options to enter the United States.
Don’t let inadmissibility stand in the way of your immigration goals; obtain a waiver with us today. The Coleman Law Group is here to help waiver applicants navigate the waiver process and achieve their dreams of lawful permanent residence and admission into the United States.
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Form I-601 is for applicants outside the U.S., while Form I-601A is for those in the U.S. seeking a provisional unlawful presence waiver.
Applicants must demonstrate that a qualifying relative, such as a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, would face extreme hardship if the waiver is denied.
Processing times vary but typically range from 6 to 18 months.
If you’ve applied for adjustment of status, you may be able to get a work permit.
If your waiver is denied, we can assist with reapplication or appeal to address the reasons for denial.
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