Who needs to apply for the I-212 waiver?

Who can ask for an i-212 waiver?

Aliens deported or removed from the U.S. who received a penalty and cannot lawfully enter for a period of punishment. Read more about the immigration laws.

How much does the I-212 waiver cost?

The I-212 waiver, also known as a Permit for Readmission after Deportation or Removal, is a crucial process for those who wish to legally return to the United States after having been deported or removed. At The United Firm | La Liga Defensora A.P.C. we provide you with expert advice so that your process is filed effectively and without inconveniences.

Generally, the process to apply for an I-212 waiver has some costs, which may vary depending on the individual circumstances of each case, including the immigration history and the complexity of the situation. However, there is a fixed cost for all cases, and that is the I-212 filing fee with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), which, for 2014, has been set at $$1,175.

There are other costs associated with the process, such as the accompaniment and advice of an expert lawyer. This is essential so that no mistakes are made when filling out the applications, obtaining the documents and to argue your application with the necessary evidence. As each process is unique, The United Firm | La Liga Defensora A.P.C. is committed to providing a free initial consultation to discuss the details of your case and provide you with an accurate estimate of the costs involved in the I-212 waiver process.

We work with confidentiality and trust, understanding the needs of our clients, to offer flexible and viable payment options; ensuring that access to legal representation is not a barrier to achieving your immigration goals.

Who does not qualify for an I-212 immigration waiver?

The I-212 immigration waiver is presented as an opportunity for those who wish to return legally to the United States, despite having been deported or removed. However, there are certain cases in which this type of waiver is not granted. For example, those who have been deported due to serious crimes or violations of immigration law may not qualify for an I-212 waiver. In addition, those who pose a threat to national security or public safety are also ineligible for this immigration waiver.

It is important to keep in mind that each case is unique, and eligibility for an I-212 waiver may depend on a variety of factors, including immigration record and the severity of the crime or violation committed. Our immigration attorneys are experienced and knowledgeable enough to determine our clients' eligibility for an I-212 waiver, so we can provide you with expert legal guidance to help you obtain this immigration benefit.

If you have concerns about your eligibility for an I-212 immigration waiver, feel free to contact us at 1-844-800-5517 to schedule a free consultation. We will provide you with expert legal guidance, helping you understand your options and guide you through the legal process with transparency and professionalism.

How long does it take for the I-212 waiver to be approved?

The time it takes for immigration authorities to process an I-212 waiver application can vary significantly depending on several factors. The current USCIS workload, the complexity of the case, and the documentation provided may shorten or lengthen the waiting time. In general, the process can take about two years from the time the application is filed until a final decision is received.

It is important to note that each case is unique and may experience different processing times. However, having the assistance of an experienced immigration attorney can expedite the process by ensuring that the proper documentation is submitted and all necessary requirements are met.

The United Firm | La Liga Defensora A.P.C. is committed to providing the most efficient I-212 waiver application process possible. We work diligently to ensure that all stages of the process are completed in a timely manner and that unnecessary delays are minimized.

If you are considering applying for an I-212 waiver and would like to learn more about processing times, we invite you to schedule a free initial consultation. We will show you the legal options available for your particular case.

What other type of immigration waiver is there?

In addition to the I-212 immigration waiver, there are other types of waivers that may be relevant to those facing challenges to their immigration status. One of the most common waivers is the I-601 immigration waiver, also known as the Inadmissibility Waiver. This waiver applies to those who are inadmissible to the United States due to certain reasons, such as unlawful presence, certain criminal violations, or violations of immigration laws.

The I-601A waiver, on the other hand, is specifically for those who are present in the United States and are inadmissible due to their irregular immigration status. They may apply for the waiver before leaving the country for a consular interview.

Each type of waiver has specific requirements and processes, which must be followed carefully enough for filing and approval. The United Firm | La Liga Defensora A.P.C. has experience with the different types of immigration waivers and can help you define which one would be appropriate for your situation. Call 1-844-800-5517 to schedule a free initial legal consultation. One of our immigration specialists will attend to your case and offer you the best options to resolve it.

I-212 Form Details

Here are some of the key details to keep in mind when completing Form I-212.

• Personal information: the form requires you to provide personal details, such as full name, date of birth, country of citizenship and passport number.
• Migratory history: will also request details of your immigration history, including dates of entry and departure from the United States, as well as details of any previous deportations or removals.
• Reasons for the request: the form will ask you about the reasons you are requesting the I-212 waiver, including any mitigating circumstances or humanitarian reasons.
• Supporting documentation: it is important to attach any relevant documentation to support your application, such as birth certificates, passports, marriage certificates, evidence of family relationships, among others.
• Payment of filing fee: you must include the processing fee for the form.
• Signature and date: you must sign and date the form, certifying that all information provided is true and accurate.

Due to the complexity of the process and the importance of filing a complete and accurate application, we recommend that you seek the advice of a qualified attorney to assist with the preparation and filing of the Form I-212. Our immigration attorneys can walk you through the entire process. We will take care of every detail so that you present sufficient evidence, complete documentation and a properly completed application.

Factors Considered for Exemption Issuance

The issuance of a waiver is a process that can exempt you from certain immigration requirements that would otherwise prevent you from lawfully entering or remaining in the country. This waiver can apply to a variety of situations, such as inadmissibility due to certain crimes or violations of immigration laws, unlawful presence in the country, or meeting certain humanitarian criteria. The issuance of a waiver would allow you to overcome these barriers and obtain lawful immigration status.

When considering a waiver issue, several factors are crucial:

• Specific grounds for inadmissibility, whether criminal violations, unlawful presence or violations of immigration laws, must be considered.
• It is important to collect and submit documentation to support your waiver request, including court records, certificates of rehabilitation, letters of support, and any other evidence that demonstrates eligibility for the waiver.
• In some cases, humanitarian or family factors may influence the decision to issue a waiver, such as separation from family, health or welfare of loved ones, or fear of persecution in the home country.

Due to the complexity of the waiver process and the legal implications it has, it is essential to receive guidance or legal advice from an immigration attorney prior to filing a waiver application. At The United Firm | La Liga Defensora A.P.C. we will provide you with expert guidance on the requirements of the process and help you prepare a strong and compelling application.