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At dtbinmigrante.org, we understand that some applicants face barriers due to inadmissibilities or requirements they can't meet. We help you apply for immigration waivers to continue your path to permanent residence, visa, or other immigration benefits.

What is an Immigration Waiver?

An immigration waiver is a special permission to overcome legal obstacles that could prevent you from obtaining a visa, Green Card, or other immigration benefit. These waivers are granted by USCIS or the Department of State for cases where the applicant demonstrates special consideration.

Who Can Apply for an Immigration Waiver in 2025?

Immigration waivers are available for individuals facing:

Inadmissibility due to unlawful presence.
Inadmissibility due to fraud or misrepresentation.
Inadmissibility due to criminal record.
Inadmissibility due to health grounds.
Inadmissibility due to prior immigration violations.

Types of Common Waivers

I-601 Waiver: For applicants outside the U.S. who need to overcome inadmissibility.
I-601A Waiver: For applicants inside the U.S. who seek to adjust status and need to overcome unlawful presence.
I-212 Waiver: For individuals deported and seeking to re-enter the country.

What's New for 2025

Faster processes through digitization.
Expanded eligibility criteria for certain waivers, like I-601A.
Increased focus on humanitarian cases involving family separation.

How Can We Help You?

Case evaluation to determine eligibility.
Preparation and submission of waiver applications (I-601, I-601A, I-212, etc.).
Legal representation before USCIS or the Department of State.
Advice on demonstrating "extreme hardship."

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is "extreme hardship"?: A legal standard demonstrating significant difficulty for your family (spouse, parents, or children who are citizens/residents) if the waiver isn't approved.
How long does waiver approval take in 2025?: Processing varies, but many waivers are resolved in 6-12 months.
Can I apply if I've been deported?: Yes, with the I-212 waiver.
What if my waiver is denied?: We review and help appeal with additional evidence.

We have more than 10 years of experience working with immigration cases. Our clients love our results, our honesty, and our prices. Be our next success story.

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