Waiver Services for Green Card Applicants in Brooklyn

The denial of a green card application is an unfortunate circumstance, but it doesn’t have to be the end of the road. The denial might be based on the grounds that a person is inadmissible to the United States. Depending on the basis of the inadmissibility, the applicant may be eligible to seek what’s called a waiver of the grounds of  inadmissibility. Here at Devon King Law Firm, PLLC, our Brooklyn immigration waiver lawyer can advise clients of their options and lead the legal effort to secure a waiver on their behalf and clear the path for them to obtain lawful status in the United States.

Devon King Law Firm, PLLC serves the boroughs of Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, the Bronx, Long Island and all 50 states nationwide. Call the office at (718) 569-8122 or contact us online to set up a consultation. 

Understanding the Grounds of Inadmissibility

The Immigration Nationality Act covers the grounds that can render a person inadmissible to the United States. 

Prime examples would be the following:

• Certain criminal convictions
• A threat to national security
• Becoming a public charge
• Misrepresentation or Fraud to obtain an immigration benefit
• Prior removals
• Unlawful presence

Explore Your Options: Types of Immigration Waivers

If you were deemed “inadmissible” there may be an immigration waiver that will work for you. At Devon King Law Firm, PLLC, our immigration waiver attorneys in Brooklyn have experience and a thorough knowledge of immigration law. We can assist you regarding the legal requirements for all types of immigration waivers as well as the application process itself. 

The immigration waivers below may be helpful based on your specific immigration situation:

• INA 212(d)(3): Waiver of Inadmissibility for Non-Immigrants
• INA 212(a)(1) Waiver: Inadmissibility, Health-Related Grounds
• 212(c): Waiver to Avoid Deportation After a Criminal Conviction
• 212(h): Waiver of Inadmissibility for Criminal Acts
• 212(i) Waiver: Fraud and Misrepresentation
• 237(a)(1)(h): Humanitarian Waiver, or Relief From Removal 
• I-601A Unlawful Presence Waiver
• National Interest Waiver

Taking the proper steps is critical in avoiding delays, averting deportation, and other issues. Proceed with sound counsel from a skilled Brooklyn immigration waiver attorney today