Complexities of U.S. Immigration Inadmissibility
The immigration laws of the United States can be very complex. Various circumstances and situations may make a person inadmissible to enter the country, depending on past actions or legal status.
In certain cases, individuals may be eligible to apply for a waiver, commonly referred to as “forgiveness.” For instance, a person who has lived unlawfully in the U.S. for five years or more may be able to request a waiver for illegal presence.
Before beginning any waiver process, it is crucial to consult with an immigration lawyer. Every case is different, and both the required documentation and eligibility criteria can vary significantly for each applicant.
