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NonImmigrant Waiver

Don’t Let Inadmissibility Stop You – How a Non-Immigrant Waiver Can Help You Re-enter the U.S.

Being deemed inadmissible to the United States can feel overwhelming, but a non-immigrant waiver can help you gain approval for temporary U.S. entry, even if you’ve faced issues like criminal convictions, immigration violations, or fraud.

At Larhdel Law, we help individuals navigate the waiver process to secure a positive outcome. Call us today at 310 943 6352 to start your journey toward achieving your U.S. immigration goals.

The Challenges of U.S. Inadmissibility

  • Criminal Convictions: Drug offenses, crimes involving moral turpitude (CIMT), or other charges.
  • Immigration Violations: Overstaying a visa or being previously deported.
  • Health-Related Grounds: Certain medical conditions that may bar entry.
  • Fraud and Misrepresentation: Providing false information during immigration processes.

These challenges can be managed with the right legal support, paving the way for a successful waiver application.

How Larhdel Law Helps You Overcome These Challenges

1. Overcoming Criminal Convictions

We provide legal guidance to help you present evidence of rehabilitation, such as letters of support, proof of community service, or participation in treatment programs.

2. Resolving Immigration Violations

By demonstrating strong family ties, community involvement, or relevant hardship, we help you build a compelling case for a waiver.

3. Addressing Health-Related Barriers

If health conditions affect your admissibility, we work with medical professionals to provide the necessary documentation for a waiver.

4. Correcting Fraud or Misrepresentation Issues

We assist in presenting your case effectively, emphasizing your sincerity and commitment to compliance with immigration laws.

How to Apply for a Non-Immigrant Waiver

  1. Assess Your Inadmissibility: Determine the specific grounds of inadmissibility applicable to your case.
  2. Complete Form I-601: Provide detailed information about your inadmissibility and the reasons for seeking the waiver.
  3. Gather Supporting Documentation: Include criminal records, rehabilitation evidence, and family hardship documentation as needed.
  4. Submit Your Application: File your waiver application with USCIS or the U.S. consulate handling your visa.
  5. Await the Decision: USCIS will review your application. If denied, appeals or alternative solutions may be pursued.

How Larhdel Law Can Help You with Your Non-Immigrant Waiver Application

  • Thorough Case Evaluation: We identify the most effective strategy for your waiver application.
  • Comprehensive Document Review: Ensuring all documents are complete and accurate to avoid delays or denials.
  • Personalized Legal Strategy: Tailored approaches emphasizing compelling aspects of your case.
  • Ongoing Support and Communication: Keeping you informed and providing guidance throughout the process.

Real-Life Success Stories

Case 1: Overcoming Criminal Inadmissibility

A client with a criminal conviction provided evidence of rehabilitation and was approved for a waiver, allowing them to visit family in the U.S.

Case 2: Addressing Immigration Violations

A client who overstayed their visa successfully demonstrated hardship to U.S. relatives, leading to a waiver approval.

Case 3: Health-Related Inadmissibility

We assisted a client in obtaining the necessary medical documentation, resulting in waiver approval despite their condition.

Contact Larhdel Law Today

The non-immigrant waiver is your opportunity to overcome inadmissibility and move forward with your U.S. immigration goals. Let Larhdel Law provide the expert guidance you need.

Call us at 310 943 6352 to learn how we can assist you in achieving your U.S. entry.