Waiver to Return or Stay in the U.S.

Immigration Waiver to Return or Stay in the U.S.

If your family member has been removed from the country, threatened with removal, or needs help getting back into the U.S. the Law Offices of Teresita Marsal-Avila can help.

There are several ways in which immigrants get in trouble with U.S. immigration services and become unable to return to the U.S.

1. If you entered the U.S. without an inspection or overstayed your immigrant visa by more than 180 days (you will be barred from returning for 3 to 10 years).

2. If you were convicted of a crime, or you admitted to a crime (the amount of time you will be barred from entry or re-entry into the U.S. will vary depending upon the type of crime and how long ago you committed it).

3. If you misrepresented information you provided on your visa application.

Some people are initially inadmissible to enter the U.S. because of a criminal background, activities in which they have engaged in the past, or because of their health status. With the help of a knowledgeable immigration lawyer and an immigration waiver, you may still succeed in entering the U.S. in some cases.

Contact the immigration attorneys at the Law Offices of Teresita Marsal-Avila. We work with U.S. family members to help them get their loved ones back in the country permanently. Our bilingual staff and lawyers can explain the law and help you apply for a I-641 Immigration Waiver showing extreme hardship to US citizen (spouse and children).

Some immigrants have or will need to leave the U.S. temporarily. We provide Consulate Processing service, and then prepare and submit your immigration Waiver application demonstrating extreme hardship to your U.S. spouse or children.

Contact our legal team to schedule a free initial consultation. Get the legal advice and deportation defense you need to reunite your family. Our law firm serves clients throughout Illinois, including Chicago, Pilsen, and Melrose Park, Cook County, and DuPage County.

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