Inadmissibility Waivers

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Inadmissibility Waivers Attorney In Montebello, California

What Is An Inadmissibility Waiver?

When faced with an inadmissibility ruling from an immigration officer, don't lose hope. Turn to Ruben Espinoza, a trusted voice in California's immigration law landscape. As a sole practitioner who is adept at handling inadmissibility waiver filings, he can guide you through the process to help safeguard your family's wellbeing in the United States. Ruben offers comprehensive solutions, from identifying potential hardships your permanent U.S. resident family member could face in your absence, to navigating the complexity of the "hardship waiver". This provision in U.S. law allows the immigration authorities to assess the psychological, physical, and financial impact on your family if you were not permitted to live in the U.S. Trust Ruben Espinoza to guide you through this process with commitment and precision.

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I-601 and 1-601A Hardship Waivers

When faced with issues of inadmissibility due to unlawful U.S. presence, fraud, misrepresentation, or crimes of moral turpitude, you'll be required to apply for an I-601 or I-601-A hardship waiver. Navigating this process can often feel overwhelming and daunting since it involves demonstrating family hardship and justifying why the U.S. government should pardon your actions. The degree of hardship required can vary, ranging from extreme to "extraordinary and extremely unusual", depending on your specific circumstances. Ruben Espinoza, a trusted and seasoned immigration lawyer in California, has a track record of assisting clients through these complex situations and overcoming such admissibility barriers. Reach out to Ruben Espinoza today to schedule a consultation.

J-1 Inadmissibility Waivers

Living in the U.S. on a J-1 visa as a researcher, teacher, student, or other roles that have brought you here, you might have to return to your home country for two years before obtaining a green card. But, if you have family who are U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents who need your companionship, you can apply for a J-1 inadmissibility waiver. The bar to get the waiver is certainly high, but Ruben Espinoza in California, a well-versed immigration law professional can scrutinize your case to see if your family's requirements meet that high bar. If so, he will assemble a strong case that offers you the highest chance of receiving a waiver. Reach out to Ruben Espinoza today.

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