RFE Issue: June 11, 2018
RFE Responded to Within Deadline in July 2018
Waiver Approval date: August 31, 2018
The Facts about this I-601 Waiver Approval Success Story
- Client was previously in the United States on a non-immigrant visa
- While in the United States, Client was charged with immigration fraud
- After a long process Client was put in removal proceedings
- After returning to India client married a U.S. Citizen.
The Ranchod Law Group was hired by Client to file for an I601 waiver in order to join his wife in the United States.
We argued against the immigration fraud charges against him and also argued a case of medical and mental health exceptional hardship to Client’s wife in the event that here were not allowed to reenter the U.S.. There was also a lesser component of financial hardship.
This was a very long process for client and his wife and we are so proud to have been the immigration attorneys he hired to ultimately win the case and gain the ability to reenter the U.S.
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- Responding to a Hardship Waiver RFE
- Increase in the number of Requests for Further Evidence (RFEs)
- Expedite I-601Waivers Requires Hard Evidence
- Gather Evidence of an Extreme Hardship for Form I-601
- J Hardship Waiver Approval Success Story for Client from South Asia
- J1 Hardship Waiver Approval for Client from Egypt
- I-601 Waiver Approved for Client
- Success Story: Approval of I-601A for Client Brought to U.S. as a Child