Immigration Waivers
An immigration waiver can be the difference between reuniting with your family or staying apart. We prepare I-601, I-601A, and I-212 waivers backed by solid extreme-hardship evidence.
What's Included
I-601A waiver
For unlawful presence, filed before leaving the U.S. for your consular appointment, reducing family separation time.
I-601 waiver
For inadmissibility due to fraud, misrepresentation, or certain offenses, filed during consular processing or adjustment.
I-212 waiver
For those who need permission to reenter the U.S. after a prior removal or departure.
Extreme hardship evidence
We gather medical, financial, psychological, and safety documentation about the qualifying U.S. citizen or resident relative.
Integrated case strategy
We coordinate the waiver with your family petition or consular process to avoid unnecessary delays.
Frequently Asked Questions
?What is “extreme hardship” and how is it proven?
It's the legal standard requiring proof that your citizen or resident spouse or parent would suffer exceptional harm if the waiver is denied; it's documented with medical, financial, and safety evidence, among other factors.
?Can I apply for the I-601A waiver if I already have a removal order?
Generally no; that waiver is for people without certain removal history. We can evaluate other options such as the I-212 waiver.
?How long does USCIS take to decide a waiver?
Processing times vary widely, from several months to more than a year, depending on the waiver type and service center.
Office - El Paso
Office - El Paso