Did you commit a crime and now facing deportation?

Are you in removal proceedings because you lied on your ‘green card’ application?

Are you accused of  committing a crime of moral turpitude? 

The Immigration and Nationality Act provides certain waivers of inadmissible and/or removable offenses, which essentially “forgive” a foreign national for having committed a various offense(s) that would otherwise subject them to deportation from the U.S. These waivers have certain eligibility requirements which must be met, and the “waiving” of a particular offense is generally based upon a review of the positive and negative equities present. As with all forms of relief, eligibility requirements must be met and granting of a waiver is to a great extent left to the discretion of the Immigration Judge.

Waivers may be available to you if you are undocumented and are in removal proceedings after having been charged as inadmissible due to lacking legal status. Waivers may also be available to you if you are in removal proceedings because you are a permanent resident who committed a crime that makes you deportable or lied to obtain your green card. Even if you did not know about a waiver possibility and have an existing removal order from years ago, it still may be possible for you to reopen your case and qualify for a waiver in certain circumstances. In order to be  successful with any waiver application in court, you will have to have the right documentation to back up your arguments.

That is why you need  an experienced Immigration attorney to assist you in preparing and presenting a waiver before the Immigration Court.

Call us today to discuss  your case. We will analyze your options and strategies that may be available to you in immigration court and prepare your case carefully. We represent our clients  in the initial filing and through the entire court case and trial, increasing your chances of approval.