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New Rule Changes to Form I-601 Will Unify Families Faster
On January 6, 2012, USCIS announced a proposed change to the waiver of inadmissiblity, Form I-601, allowing immigrants to apply for this waiver before departing the United States. The proposed change is aimed to help immediate relatives (spouses and children of U.S. citizens) avoid long processing delays in their home countries, thereby reuniting families sooner.
Read MoreHow To Re-Enter the United States After Removal
Being removed or deported from the United States can be a scary event for individuals and their family. In some cases however, there is an opportunity for an individual to apply for a waiver of the removal order and return to the United States.
Read MoreHiring a Minnesota Immigration Attorney Can Make All the Difference In Whether or Not You Get In
The United State immigration can seem formidable and the process can be unforgiving. It’s important to have an attorney working for you who can give the best chance of success.
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