601 Waiver Lawyers

07/21/2024

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In an unforeseen move President Biden has announced his decision to not run for reelection in the 2024 race. This news has caused quite a stir in the sphere as it has caught the Democratic Party off guard forcing them to find a new candidate.

01/07/2023

Please explain who are qualifying relatives for the 601A Waiver application.

01/07/2023

Who cannot apply for a 601A Waiver? Not everyone qualifies for a 601A waiver.

01/06/2023

I applied for political asylum and lost. The judge ordered me deported, but I never left. Can I apply for the 601A Waiver?

01/06/2023

What happens if I am ordered deported because I never showed up in court? This is called an in absentia order.

01/05/2023

I overstayed a Visa and I am marrying a U.S. Citizen.
Do I need an 601A Waiver?

01/05/2023

Will I be able to get a work permit when I file for the 601A Waiver?

01/04/2023

The main benefit of an I-601A Waiver compared to an I-601 Waiver.

INTRODUCTION: Under the prior law an undocumented person that entered illegally or remained past the visa date (unless an immediate relative) may not apply for adjustment of status and become lawful permanent resident unless they return to their home country and reenters properly. The big drawback with this scenario occurs when the undocumented resident remained in the U.S. illegally for any period greater than six months. In such a case, they are subject to the 3/10-year bar to re-entry. This means that they will have to remain abroad, anywhere between three to ten years unless the U.S. citizens are granted a waiver. The catch is that the original waiver (I-601) can only be filed after the undocumented spouse leaves the U.S. The processing time for these waivers can take over a year; a long time to separate families

But with the new 601A Waiver (The provisional unlawful presence waiver) allows certain people who only need a waiver of inadmissibility because they were unlawful present to apply for that waiver in the United States before they depart for their immigrant visa interview. This new process was developed to shorten the time that U.S. citizens are separated from their relatives while those family members are obtaining immigrant visas to become lawful permanent residents of the United States.
If the waiver were approved, the applicant would be given a temporary waiver but still would have to return to his country to apply for the permanent resident visa (green card) to return to the United States.

The best part is that the applicant only remains out of the country for about 3 weeks.

01/04/2023

I entered the U.S. in 2005 and was stopped at the border and sent home. I came back the next year and now I am married to a U.S. citizen and we have 3 children. Can I get the 601A Waiver?

06/13/2022

Hello Everyone!

Check out this video:

La madre casada en proceso de legalización del status puede pedirle a hija
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSs6XKZePLY

Moses Apsan Immigration Attorney
For inquiries, please contact us at 888-460-4600

06/13/2022

Moses Apsan Immigration Attorney
For inquiries, please contact us at 888-460-4600