Scope of practice
A finding of inadmissibility can change the course of an immigration case. The firm first examines the legal basis for the finding and whether it applies to the facts.
When a waiver is available and appropriate, we work with you to develop the supporting record. That may include family, medical, financial and country-conditions evidence, depending on the matter.
Matters we handle
- I-601 and I-601A waivers
- I-212 permission to reapply after removal
- 212(d)(3) nonimmigrant waivers
- Fraud and misrepresentation findings
- Unlawful presence issues
- Criminal grounds and immigration consequences
- Public-charge and health-related grounds
- Responses to denials and Notices of Intent to Deny
Case review
Every case has its own history. A consultation allows the firm to review your situation and discuss potential options, scope and fees. Availability of a particular benefit or remedy depends on the facts and applicable law.