I-601 & I-601A Waivers – Overcoming Inadmissibility
If you were deemed inadmissible due to unlawful presence, misrepresentation, or other factors, we help you apply for a waiver to continue your immigration process.
An immigration pardon or waiver is a legal request to forgive certain violations that make a person inadmissible to the United States, such as unlawful presence, criminal records, or fraud. It allows eligible individuals to apply for a visa or green card despite those issues.
Individuals who have been previously deported, overstayed a visa, committed certain crimes, or misrepresented information in immigration applications may require a waiver or pardon before re-entering or adjusting their status in the U.S.
The process typically involves filing a specific form with USCIS (like I-601 or I-212), along with a detailed explanation, legal arguments, and supporting evidence. A qualified immigration attorney can prepare your case and increase your chances of approval.
A pardon letter is a written statement used to support your waiver application. It explains the circumstances of your case, shows remorse, and outlines how your inadmissibility affects your family and future. It’s often drafted with legal guidance to make a strong impact.
In some cases, yes. Certain waivers granted by the U.S. government can offer permanent relief from inadmissibility, especially if based on humanitarian reasons or long-term family ties. However, approval is discretionary and depends on strong evidence and legal presentation.
If past immigration violations or criminal records are preventing you from obtaining legal status, you may qualify for a waiver or pardon. However, waivers are a complex and high-stakes process—applications must be carefully prepared to avoid denials and unnecessary delays. These legal solutions allow individuals to overcome inadmissibility issues and move forward with their immigration process. Our experienced attorneys will evaluate your case and build the strongest possible application for your waiver.
Navigating waiver applications can be complex, but you don’t have to do it alone. Let us help you overcome immigration barriers and move forward.
