April 24, 2025 – Lorena Rivas
The process for pursuing a waiver in the United States typically involves filing the appropriate form with USCIS (The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services), providing supporting documents, and demonstrating eligibility based on specific grounds.
Depending on the waiver type, applicants often must prove extreme hardship to a qualifying relative or meet other criteria. During your confidential consultation, we can review your situation and the steps applicable to your goals.
Immigration waivers may be available for individuals with certain hardships, criminal records, or prior immigration violations. Eligibility often depends on family ties to U.S. citizens or permanent residents (individuals who…
An immigration lawyer can assess your case, identify potential waiver options, and guide you through the application process. At Rivas & Associates, we can help you gather necessary evidence, prepare…
Waivers can help individuals overcome inadmissibility issues that might otherwise prevent them from entering or staying in the United States. These legal tools allow immigration authorities to forgive certain violations,…
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