Consular Processing
Extreme Hardship WaiverGenerally, a person wishing to immigrate to the United States is ineligible if he/she has accumulated a certain amount of time of unlawful presence, a significant criminal record, or other grounds for denial. However, waivers are available to some individuals. One of the waivers is an extreme hardship waiver, which allows an individual to immigrate despite the usual barriers to immigration. The U.S. Government will allow an individual to immigrate to the U.S. if the family would experience "extreme hardship" if he/she is not allowed to immigrate. The immigrant visa applicant can file for a waiver of inadmissibility via the I-601 Extreme Hardship Waiver. Additionally, if you have had your I-601 waiver application denied, Nelson & Nuñez, P.C. can help you prepare a new I-601 application or pursue an appeal of the denial. |
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N-400 Naturalization Application I-130 Visa Petition Process Fiance Visa I-485 Adjustment of Status INA 245(i) Adjustment of Status K-3 Visas Same Sex Marriage Visa Interviews at Consulate Extreme Hardship Waiver I-601A Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver Fraud Waivers I-751 Removal of Conditions on Green Card U Visa - Victim of a Crime T Visa - Human Trafficking Victim Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals I-730 Form: Petition for Relative Living Abroad Reinstating Visa Petition Due to Deceased Petitioner Visa Delays, Denials & Appeals How Nelson & Nuñez, P.C. Can Help
We have prepared countless extreme hardship waiver cases, and our
success rate is extremely high. We offer consultations in order to
discuss your case and determine whether it is in your best interest to
pursue an extreme hardship waiver. We will discuss the benefits and
process of pursuing an extreme hardship waiver. Call today for a
consultation.
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