Rockville Immigration-Based Waivers Lawyer 

Immigration Waiver Legal Services in Montgomery County

Many foreign nationals are ineligible to become lawful permanent residents due to different grounds of inadmissibility. Our competent and experienced attorneys handle complex waivers based on:

• Criminal and related grounds
• Foreign Residence requirement
• Health Related Grounds
• Fraud or Misrepresentation Grounds
• Public Charge Grounds
• Unlawful Presence
• Three- and Ten-Year Bars

If you are applying to become a lawful permanent resident and have questions about your eligibility, it is advisable to consult with an experienced immigration attorney who can assess your individual case.

Reach out our attorneys for immigration-based waivers in Rockville by calling (301) 383-9135 or contacting us online today!

Understanding the Immigration Waiver Process

Depending on the reasons for the inadmissibility, a person can apply for an I-601, I-601A or I-212 waiver. The foreign national must be the spouse, son or daughter of a United States citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident, and show extreme hardship to the spouse or parent in order for the inadmissibility to be waived.

CAN I APPEAL IF MY IMMIGRATION WAIVER APPLICATION IS DENIED?

Yes, you can appeal if your immigration waiver application is denied in Maryland. If U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or another relevant immigration agency denies your waiver application, you typically have the option to appeal the decision. The appeals process allows you to present your case to a higher authority, seeking a review and reversal of the denial.

The procedure for appealing a denial of an immigration waiver varies depending on the type of waiver, the agency involved, and your immigration status. You will typically receive information on how to appeal your refusal in the denial notice you receive, along with the right form to fill out and the location to send it to.

If you decide to appeal, you must act quickly. It's essential to file appeals by the deadline, which is frequently quite short. It's also a good idea to obtain any fresh or extra evidence that can help your case. Having legal counsel, such as an immigration attorney, can be extremely helpful when filing an appeal since they can guide you through the convoluted legal processes and offer advice on how to make your case stronger.

Keep in mind that appealing a denial can be a challenging and lengthy process, and there is no guarantee of success. However, if you believe that your case warrants an appeal, it's a legal avenue available to seek a favorable outcome.

Why Hiring an Attorney for Your Maryland Immigration Waiver Matters

While it's not an absolute requirement to have an attorney when applying for an immigration waiver in Maryland, having legal representation is highly recommended. Immigration waiver applications can be complex, and the outcome can significantly impact your immigration status. An experienced immigration attorney understands the nuances of immigration law, knows the specific requirements for various waivers, and can provide expert guidance throughout the application process.

Attorneys can help you identify the most suitable waiver for your situation, ensure that your application is complete and accurate, and present your case effectively. They can also help gather and present supporting documentation and evidence to strengthen your case. Furthermore, they can advise you on potential challenges and options if your application is denied.

While you have the option to apply for a waiver without an attorney, the expertise and guidance of an immigration attorney can greatly increase your chances of a successful outcome, potentially saving you time, effort, and stress in the long run.

Choose Montgomery County's Trusted Immigration Attorneys for Waiver Cases

If you cannot waive the grounds of inadmissibility, you will be unable to become a lawful permanent resident. Therefore, it is very important to have an immigration attorney who can help you navigate the complex process of preparing and presenting a waiver before U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

CONTACT VERMA CORTES LLC TODAY FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT HANDLING IMMIGRATION BASED WAIVERS