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Facing a determination of inadmissibility to the U.S. can feel overwhelming. However, a waiver of inadmissibility can open a path forward. If you or a loved one is deemed inadmissible, the Coleman Law Group is here to help you apply for the necessary waivers to move past this obstacle.
Our bilingual immigration attorneys, fluent in Spanish and English, in St. Petersburg assist applicants with filing Form I-601 or I-601A, depending on the specific grounds of inadmissibility. Whether your case involves unlawful presence, criminal grounds, or another issue, we can help you obtain the immigration benefits you deserve.
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A waiver of inadmissibility allows certain applicants to request forgiveness for immigration issues like unlawful presence or past violations.
Filing Form I-601 or Form I-601A can help overcome these barriers and reopen the path to legal status.
At Coleman Law Group, we make the waiver process easy by handling your application and ensuring everything is done correctly.
Do you need help with a waiver of inadmissibility? The legal team at Coleman Law Group is fluent in Spanish and English. This means we can help as many people in St. Petersburg as possible.
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.
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A waiver of inadmissibility is a legal request submitted to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to overcome specific grounds that make someone inadmissible to the United States. Grounds of inadmissibility may include unlawful presence, certain criminal records, or other immigration violations.
To qualify for a waiver, applicants often need to demonstrate that denying their entry or adjustment of status would cause extreme hardship to a qualifying relative, such as a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse or parent.
Our attorneys can guide you through filing either Form I-601 (Application for Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility) or Form I-601A (Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver), depending on your circumstances.
At Coleman Law Group, we specialize in immigration law and offer tailored assistance to individuals and families navigating the waiver process to gain admission to the United States. Our services include:
We review the applicant’s immigration history and assess whether they qualify for the I-601 waiver based on specific grounds for inadmissibility.
Our attorneys assist with completing and filing Form I-601 or I-601A provisional waiver application, ensuring all required documentation is included.
We help you gather evidence to show that a qualifying relative would suffer extreme hardship if the waiver is not granted.
From the time of filing to approval, we provide regular updates and address any requests for additional evidence from USCIS.
If your waiver is approved, we guide you through the next steps, including visa processing, a visa interview, or an adjustment of status.
If you plan to seek a waiver for certain grounds of inadmissibility, here are the types we can help you with:
For individuals applying from outside the U.S. who are inadmissible due to criminal grounds, misrepresentation, or other specific issues.
For applicants present in the U.S. who need a waiver for unlawful presence before completing the consular processing of their immigrant visa.
For applicants with certain criminal convictions who can demonstrate rehabilitation and extreme hardship to a qualifying relative.
To address past instances of providing false information in immigration applications.
For applicants inadmissible due to certain medical conditions, provided appropriate care is accessible in the U.S.
We carefully review your case to determine if you qualify for a waiver and identify the appropriate filing options.
We assist in completing and submitting Form I-601 and I-601A waiver, including all necessary supporting documents.
USCIS processes the application and may request additional evidence. Processing times typically range from 6 to 18 months.
If approved, you can proceed with your visa or green card application. If denied, we explore options for appeals or reapplication.
Our immigration attorneys have extensive experience handling waiver applications, even in complex cases. We understand the importance of every immigration case and provide personalized support to help you through the application process. Contact our office so we can help you with your waiver.
Every case is unique, so we develop a customized approach for your waiver application.
We keep you informed about every step of the process and address your concerns promptly.
From filing forms to responding to USCIS inquiries, we handle every aspect of your case.
If you or a loved one is inadmissible to the United States, the Coleman Law Group is ready to help. Our attorneys have the knowledge and dedication to guide you through the waiver process, ensuring the best possible outcome.
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Form I-601 is for applicants filing from outside the U.S., while Form I-601A is for those applying from within the U.S. to waive unlawful presence.
Eligibility depends on the grounds of inadmissibility. Applicants must often prove extreme hardship to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident relative.
Processing times typically range from 6 to 18 months, depending on the complexity of the case and USCIS workload.
Evidence often includes proof of a qualifying relative, documentation of hardship, and records related to the grounds of inadmissibility.
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