Criminal Record Evaluation & Waivers of Inadmissibility
Realizing one’s aspiration to live and work in the United States can often be hindered by a criminal record. Fortunately, the expertise of an experienced immigration attorney can help you explore legal avenues to overcome this obstacle.
If you currently face criminal accusations, it is highly advisable to consult with a seasoned immigration attorney before making any pivotal decisions regarding your case. The optimal legal strategy may vary for visa or green card holders compared to that employed for defending a U.S. citizen.
At our firm, we recognize the significance of robust immigration law representation. We are committed to providing you with the necessary legal assistance and support to navigate the intricacies of immigration laws and regulations.
Certain foreign nationals with criminal records may qualify for a waiver, providing them an opportunity to overcome legal barriers. To explore your eligibility for a waiver and devise a tailored strategy, reach out to Perl Law. Our experienced team can assess your criminal record and guide you through the process, ensuring the development of an effective and personalized legal approach. Contact Perl Law today to initiate a discussion about your specific situation and potential pathways to navigate through the complexities of your criminal history.
Waivers of Inadmissibility
Determining your eligibility and the necessity of a specific waiver can be a complex process. Perl Law possesses the expertise to guide you through the legal requirements for various immigration waivers. Taking precise steps is pivotal in averting delays, preventing deportation, and more. Consult with an experienced immigration lawyer in Los Angeles at Perl Law to initiate your immigration waiver application.
Non-Exhaustive List of Common Waivers Available in Immigration Law
Waiver of Inadmissibility for Non-Immigrants
This waiver is applicable to foreign nationals seeking a nonimmigrant visa or admission to the U.S. as a nonimmigrant. While comprehensive, it excludes certain security grounds like terrorism, espionage, genocide, Nazi persecution, and foreign policy issues.
Waiver of Fraud and Misrepresentation
A discretionary waiver for fraud or misrepresentation, available to spouses or children of U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents, demonstrating extreme hardship to the qualifying relative.
Unlawful Presence Waiver
Waiving the three- and ten-year bars for those unlawfully present, based on extreme hardship to a qualifying relative who is a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident.
National Interest Waiver
A waiver of the job offer requirement for professionals with advanced degrees or exceptional abilities in the arts, sciences, or business, requiring a demonstration of national interest significance.
For guidance on immigration waivers, to know if you may qualify for one, contact Perl Law to setup a consultation.
