Immigration waivers offered by the USCIS include but are not limited to:

• Waiver of Inadmissibility for Non-Immigrants. This waiver is for non-immigrants who seek to enter the U.S. for a temporary stay, such as for a visitor, student, or worker. It is not available for those seeking to obtain a green card. It is used to waive most inadmissibility grounds, such as for criminal convictions, fraud, or health grounds. Certain grounds cannot be waived under this waiver, such as for espionage, genocide, and others.
• Waiver of Unlawful Presence. This applies to individuals who remained in the U.S. unlawfully for certain periods of time and are declared inadmissible for either a three-year or 10-year span, depending on the circumstances. This waiver waives their inadmissibility if they meet proper eligibility requirements. They must be the spouse or child of a U.S. citizen or green card holder and must show extreme hardship on their qualifying family member if they are not allowed to return to the U.S.
• Provisional waiver. This is for applicants who are relatives of U.S. citizens or green card holders applying for immigration visas. This waiver allows you to submit your application from within the U.S. before returning to your home country for consular processing. The waiver waives the three or 10-year ban of re-entering the U.S. after having been here unlawfully. This waiver provides no other benefits nor official green card status other than allowing you to return to the U.S. after leaving this country to complete consular processing.  

Other specific waivers are available for inadmissibility on health-related grounds, fraud and misrepresentation, as well as humanitarian waivers, waivers to prevent removal for criminal convictions or criminal acts, and more.

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If you are dealing with inadmissibility in your immigration case, it is to your advantage to bring in one of our competent Las Vegas waivers attorneys. Waivers require convincing proof that needs to be presented to the immigration officials who have discretion in whether to approve or deny your application. Contact us so we can help determine the proper waiver for you, as well as your eligibility status, and work to thoroughly build your case to increase your chances of success.