I-601A Waiver Approval, Illegal Entry and Illegal Presence
I-601A waiver approval notice (Dec.12, 2016)
The Case: a lady illegally entered the country, had a child with and married a US Citizen
Filed: July 14, 2016
Approved: December 12, 2016
- Client entered illegally in the early 2000s and never left the United States.
- She had a child with a U.S. Citizen who she eventually married.
- In the past her husband suffered from alcoholism.
The Ranchod Law Group was successfully able to argue a case of extreme hardship on her behalf. We explained that if her waiver were denied, forcing her to leave the United States, her husband’s sobriety would be at great risk. We know how to argue a history of alcoholism to frame it as a disease, as it should be, rather than a negative character trait.
We have been successful at using this argument in the past as well. We are honored our clients trust us with such a critical life-changing process and confide in us their deepest secrets.
Now that the client’s waiver was granted and client can achieve her lawful permanent residency (greencard) the future is very bright for this lovely family.
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