Limited Avenues of Relief from Removal Based on Marriage Fraud
In this article, we examine various forms of relief that may be available in light of marriage fraud and the subsequent marriage bar, including cancellation of removal
In this article, we examine various forms of relief that may be available in light of marriage fraud and the subsequent marriage bar, including cancellation of removal
This article explains the very limited scenarios in which an individual inadmissible for a false claim to U.S. citizenship can procure a waiver or temporary nonimmigrant waiver.
The DHS and DOS posted new regulations on the INA 212(d)(4) waiver, otherwise known as the unforeseen emergency waiver of certain documentary requirements.
The BIA held that an alien seeking a section 237(a)(1)(H) waiver of deportability has the burden of showing no mandatory denial grounds apply where evidence suggests they may.
This article covers 207(c) and 209(c) waivers of inadmissibility for refugees and asylees, with a focus on refugee adjustment and asylee adjustment.
The BIA and an immigration court have discretion to waive certain fees. Before the BIA, an application must be filed on the EOIR-26A.
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