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Ambrose Immigration Law

Ambrose Immigration Law Ambrose Immigration Law Ambrose Immigration Law
Home
Employment-based
Family-based
Waivers
Humanitarian
Citizenship
Removal Defense
More
  • Home
  • Employment-based
  • Family-based
  • Waivers
  • Humanitarian
  • Citizenship
  • Removal Defense
  • Home
  • Employment-based
  • Family-based
  • Waivers
  • Humanitarian
  • Citizenship
  • Removal Defense

Waivers

We represent clients seeking waivers of inadmissibility to overcome immigration bars and continue their immigration process. Certain immigration histories — such as unlawful presence, prior removal or deportation, misrepresentation, or other grounds of inadmissibility — can prevent an individual from obtaining a visa or green card unless a waiver is approved. 


Waivers are highly discretionary and require strong legal analysis, careful documentation, and persuasive advocacy. At Ambrose Immigration Law, we help clients identify the correct waiver, prepare a compelling application, and present the strongest possible case for approval.

Common Waivers We Handle

Form I-601 — Waiver of Grounds of Inadmissibility

Form I-212 — Permission to Reapply After Removal or Deportation

Form I-601A — Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver

 Form I-601 is used to request a waiver of certain inadmissibility grounds, such as:

  • Fraud or misrepresentation
  • Certain criminal grounds
  • Health-related grounds
  • Unlawful presence (in some contexts)  

This waiver generally requires showing that refusal of admission would result in extreme hardship to a qualifying U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident relative (usually a spouse or parent). 

Form I-601A — Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver

Form I-212 — Permission to Reapply After Removal or Deportation

Form I-601A — Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver

 Form I-601A allows certain applicants who are physically present in the U.S. to apply in advance for a waiver of the 3-year or 10-year unlawful presence bar before departing for consular processing. This waiver:

  • Covers only unlawful presence (not other inadmissibility grounds)
  • Requires proof of extreme hardship to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident spouse or parent
  • Is designed to reduce the time families are separated during consular processing

Form I-212 — Permission to Reapply After Removal or Deportation

Form I-212 — Permission to Reapply After Removal or Deportation

Form I-212 — Permission to Reapply After Removal or Deportation

 Form I-212 is required when a person has previously been ordered removed, deported, or excluded and must obtain permission to reapply for admission to the United States.
 

Approval depends on a discretionary analysis of positive and negative factors, including the seriousness of prior violations, rehabilitation, family ties, and humanitarian considerations.

I-751 WAIVERS — REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS WITHOUT JOINT FILING

I-751 WAIVERS — REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS WITHOUT JOINT FILING

Form I-212 — Permission to Reapply After Removal or Deportation

 We represent conditional permanent residents seeking to remove conditions on their green cards through I-751 waiver filings. Normally, a conditional resident must file Form I-751 jointly with their U.S. citizen or permanent resident spouse. However, if the marriage has ended, the spouse is unavailable, or there has been abuse or extreme hardship, the law allows certain individuals to request a waiver of the joint filing requirement.
These cases require careful legal analysis and strong documentation to demonstrate eligibility and credibility.We assist with:

  • Determining the appropriate waiver category
  • Preparing detailed affidavits and supporting evidence
  • Addressing credibility concerns and evidentiary gaps
  • Responding to RFEs and preparing clients for interviews
  • Representing clients in complex or contested filings

OTHER WAIVERS AND RELATED RELIEF

I-751 WAIVERS — REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS WITHOUT JOINT FILING

OTHER WAIVERS AND RELATED RELIEF

 Depending on the case, we may also assist with:

  • INA §212(h) waivers for certain criminal grounds
  • INA §212(i) waivers for fraud or misrepresentation
  • INA §237(a)(1)(H) waivers for certain misrepresentation issues after admission
  • Waivers in asylum, removal defense, or humanitarian contexts

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