Waivers Of Inadmissibility

In some cases people who are inadmissible to the U.S. may apply for a waiver of their inadmissibility.

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Legal Waivers

In some cases people who are inadmissible to the U.S. may apply for a waiver of their inadmissibility.  Filing a waiver application is asking the immigration service to overlook the reasons you became inadmissible and admit you to the country in spite of them.

Waiver applications are usually filed by a U.S. citizen or permanent resident relative of the inadmissible person. These waivers are based on some hardship that will be suffered by the relative if the inadmissible person is not allowed into the U.S.

There are many different types of waivers to fit many different circumstances.

Each waiver case is unique.  To assess the merits of a person’s waiver case a lawyer must have an in depth consultation with him or her and discuss each and every aspect of that client’s life.  An experienced lawyer can ask the right questions to bring out hardship factors in a person’s life situation that are not apparent on first glance.  In some cases it may be necessary to use expert witnesses or medical or psychiatric doctors to consult on a waiver case.  Attorney Radzimowski is highly skilled and experienced in the assessment and prosecution of waiver applications. Let her put her 25 years of experience in immigration law to work for you.  E-mail Attorney Radzimowski or call her at (414) 224-8144 to find out if you qualify for a waiver.

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