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USCIS intends to process I-601 waivers inside the United States

January 6, 2012 by Thomas Geygan

Advance copy of the USCIS notice of intent to consider regulatory changes that would allow certain immediate relatives to request unlawful presence waivers under section 212(1)(9)(B)(v) of the INA, prior to departing the U.S. for consular processing of their immigrant visa application.  If  you have a loved one who may be eligible please fill out the questions below and we will email you our standard waiver questionnaire.  The ability to request waivers inside the United States, for unlawful presence is not the law yet.  By filling out the form below you will allow us to let you know when it does become law, and we can file the I-601 inside the United States.

When it comes to waivers the stakes are to high not to go with an experienced lawyer. Our highly trained and experienced immigration lawyers will analysis your situation and draft a waiver application that proves eligibility.

We focus our practice on immigration law, current immigration policies, and helping people just like you, every day. We will listen to your concerns and answer your questions; you are not alone.

Your next step is to contact our office: 513-791-1673, Thomasjr@geygan.com or filling out the form below.

Please send me a waiver worksheet so I can help my family. 
 
 
 
 

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