Hardship Waivers

A hardship waiver can provide relief if you are facing deportation or inadmissibility. Some waivers require that a qualifying immediate relative, who is a US citizen or permanent resident, would experience extreme hardship if you were removed from the U.S. We specialize in an Application for Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver (Form I-601A); Application for Waiver of Inadmissibility (Form I-601); Application for Permission to Reapply for Admission into the United States (Form I-212); Fraud or Willful Misrepresentation waiver; Application for Waiver of Foreign Residence Requirement (Form I-612 also known as a J-1 waiver). At Elsharnoby & Associates, we prepare and submit a solid hardship waiver application. We provide a strong argument supported by compelling evidence aiming to secure the relief you need.

Case Evaluation

We evaluate your situation to determine if you qualify for a hardship waiver. This involves assessing the impact of your removal on you and your family and identifying the strongest arguments for your case.

Application Preparation

Our team helps prepare your hardship waiver application, including gathering necessary documentation and crafting persuasive arguments to demonstrate the extreme hardship you would face.

Submission and Follow-Up

We assist in submitting your waiver application and provide ongoing support to address any requests for additional information or issues that arise. We keep you informed of the status and progress of your case.