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I-601A Provisional Waivers in Massachusetts

Our Wakefield Immigration Lawyer Helps You Keep up with Changing Laws

At DiSisto Law, P.C., our Wakefield immigration attorney is interested in your well-being. If you are looking to obtain an I-601A Provision Waiver for one of your relatives, she will help you navigate this difficult process with ease. It is important to first know essential criteria before starting the process.

There are various eligibility requirements that the applicant must fulfill. This includes:

  • The applicant must be married to a U.S. citizen
  • The applicant must present a legitimate I-130 family-based petition
  • The applicant may not have a past or upcoming immigrant visa interview by the Department of State (DOS), National Visa Center before January 3, 2013
  • The applicant must be present in the U.S. when he or she files an application for a waiver
  • The applicant must be able to prove extreme hardship to his or her relative

Whether you need to fill out an application to bring over your spouse, child, or parent, DiSisto Law, P.C. can help. The I-601A is a form that is available only to those who need it to avoid a three or ten year bar for unlawful presence in the U.S. Obtaining this waiver is necessary if you are thinking about pursuing a green card.

Aspects of Non-Eligibility for an I-601A Waiver

The I-601A can be used to avoid an additional ten years of waiting outside the U.S. If at all possible, we want to help you stay with your family during the time you are applying for a waiver. However, just as there are certain eligibility requirements, there are some disqualifying factors as well.

Certain people are not eligible for an I-601A waiver, such as:

  • Those who have been convicted of certain crimes
  • Those with one or more grounds of inadmissibility besides unlawful presence
  • Those with complications surrounding their Immigrant Visa (IV)
  • Those in removal proceedings that are still not been administratively closed
  • Those whose cases have been administratively closed yet returned back on the EOIR calendar to continue the removal proceedings

If you need help in any aspect of your situation, such as proving hardship or dealing with all the necessary documentation, trust DiSisto Law, P.C.

Let our Wakefield immigration lawyer fight for you. Call 781-202-9932 to schedule a low-cost initial consultation.

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