I-212 Waiver: Application for Permission to Reapply for Admission into the United States After Deportation or Removal

Inadmissible to the U.S. is not the end of your hopes for a U.S. visa or green card. There are ways in the form of Waivers. Important is to know the exact ground of inadmissibility and to choose the correct Immigration attorney who can represent your waiver in the most appropriate manner after analysing the details of your case. Different grounds of inadmissibility have different waiver requirements; thus, attorney make it sure that you meet the basic criteria to submit an application. The application for waiver needs a very carefully preparation and documentation. F4 India USA based attorneys have years of experience in filling all kind of waivers. thus, it is best to proceed with the guidance of a professional immigration attorney.

How do We Describe 212(d)(3) Waiver for Non-immigrants?

Non-immigrant visas are issued to foreign nationals seeking to enter the U.S on a temporary basis for tourism, medical treatment, business, and certain other categories of temporary work and immigrant visas are issued to a foreign national who intends to live and work permanently in the U.S.

212(d)(3) Section INA (Immigration and Nationality Act) waives all grounds of inadmissibility for non-immigrants including criminal, health, prostitution, smuggling, and other unlawful presence. Certain security-related grounds related to espionage, sabotage, genocide, and Nazi Persecution cannot be waived.

What are the Legal Requirements of section 212(d)(3) Waiver?

Section 212(d)(3) non-immigrant waivers (also referred to as 212(d)(3)(A) waivers) are adjudicated by the Admissibility Review Office located in Washington D.C.

Both the Foreign Affairs Manual and the Dept. Of State regulations provide that:

Consular officers may recommend waivers for any legitimate purpose such as medical treatment, family visits, business conferences, and tourism, etc.

Section 212(d)(3) non-immigrant waivers are filed either at the U.S. consulate with the jurisdiction of your place of residence or at a U.S. port of entry.

Non-immigrant waivers pursuant to INA 212(d)(3) may only be issued for a maximum period of five years at a time. Typically, they issue the waivers for six months or one-year period.

Filing Waivers at U.S. Consulates Abroad

Some consulates will accept the waiver application on the day of the interview and then the officer will review your visa application, make an initial finding of inadmissibility, and he will ask you to return with the waiver application and supporting documents. After reviewing your waiver application, the consular officer will make a recommendation for issuance of the waiver, then submit it to the Admissibility Review Office in Washington D.C. for a final decision.

If you have a criminal history record in any other country, you must also obtain a copy of the court record from the actual court of conviction indicating plea indictment, disposition or conviction for each and every crime.

If the record is not available, you must obtain an official letter from the court of jurisdiction stating the reason why the record is not available.

Those who are inadmissible to the U.S. because of any criminal conviction, they have to submit a signed statement in their own words, explaining the circumstances of arrest, conviction, and sentence or fine imposed.

In addition, the I-192 waiver should be accompanied by evidence of your reformation of character or rehabilitation such as counselling or rehabilitation programs completed, current employment, marital status, community service, etc.

Why Hire F4 India Immigration

F4 India has secured immigration waivers since 2012 for applicants who come from countries around the world including India, Pakistan, Canada, Colombia, Nepal, Mexico, the Philippines, Romania, and the United Kingdom. F4 India has clients who reside in states throughout the United States of America.

Since U.S. immigration law is federal, F4 India has attorneys who are legally authorized to represent clients who reside in states throughout the United States as well as around the world.

F4 India maintains a very high success rate on getting waivers approved on behalf of our clients. Our Advisors personally handle every important detail of your legal representation. Please do take it into consideration that the past results do not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of the applicant’s legal matter.

F4 India utilizes the latest secure technology to effectively represent my clients no matter where they may reside. Our Team responds to phone calls and emails throughout the day (and evening) and can engage in video conferences via Skype so that questions can be answered in face-to-face meetings regardless of where you are located.

All of F4 India clients receive our personalized attention consisting of the following services:

Unlimited consultations with a responsive immigration lawyer

You always have access to our team via telephone and e-mail. We ensure that you get all of your questions answered to complete satisfaction, from the moment your petition is started until your green card is issued

Digital access to all of your immigration documents

Every single document you provide us along with all USCIS and Dept. of State correspondence and receipts are digitally scanned and securely stored with F4 India as part of your case file. This has proven invaluable for our clients located throughout the world. Through this method our clients can have instant access to critical documents before embassy interviews, USCIS appointments, and other important events.

Expert Immigration Advisors prepare your USCIS and consular forms

Our Core Team personally prepare and review your application and meticulously check it for accuracy. Our Team managers try to make sure that EVERYTHING is done right the first time so that you avoid unnecessary delays or denials. Core Team head also helps you gather all required supporting documents, complete all relevant USCIS and consular forms, and submit everything in the most expeditious manner possible.

Preparation of the 212(d)(3) non-immigrant waiver

Our Team Head personally prepare and review your 212(d)(3) non-immigrant waiver application and go through several revisions to make it as powerful and persuasive as possible. Our Advisor draft a personalized waiver statement citing legal case tailored to your situation to maximize the probability of approval of your waiver application. Our Team Head informs you of the supporting documents required to maximize your chances of getting the waiver approved. Typically, this consists of affidavits from people who know you and can attest to your good moral character and reputation in the community; your reasons for wanting to visit the United States; evidence of reform and rehabilitation such as therapy, employment, education, community involvement, and treatment or counselling; as well as your previous immigration and/or criminal records

Constant monitoring and advocacy on your behalf

Our Teamwork does not end with the submission of your petition. we keep on doing follow-ups on your case as it is being processed, update you on its status and keep on notifying you of any relevant changes in immigration laws and procedures. Our clients do not encounter any unnecessary delays or problems with their cases.

Preparation for the interview

We personally prepare our clients for the consular interview. Our most experienced attorney provides a checklist of all the documents which are required to collect and to take to the interview. Our clients get complete guidance about the type of questions that are likely to be asked in the Interview. They find this Pre-interview preparation session invaluable as it eases their fears and they feel confident going to their appointment.

Continued immigration support

Upon request, Our Team Head can monitor your immigration status even after your case is resolved to ensure that you never fall out of legal immigration status. We inform you about additional filings or actions required to be taken and handle everything in the same professional and expeditious manner as before.