Helping You Achieve Your Immigration Goal
The existence of a criminal record can make a person ineligible for a green card or nonimmigrant visa. But in many cases, it is possible to obtain a waiver that can enable the person to obtain a green card or visa. This is not an easy process, because the waiver applicant must meet high standards. Thorough and careful preparation on the part of your immigration lawyer is essential.
At Sarian Law Group, APLC, we have experience helping people obtain immigration waivers. We work diligently to collect the information needed to support our clients' waiver applications and to follow through with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
We can assist you with waivers under the following sections of the Immigration and Nationality Act:
- 212(i) fraud
- 212(h) crime
- 212 (c) crime (crimes before 1996)
- 212(d)(3) waiver (nonimmigrant temporary waiver)
We can also provide assistance in obtaining a National Interest Waiver for entrepreneurs who plan to start businesses in the U.S.
For a consultation regarding a green card or nonimmigrant visa waiver, contact Sarian Law Group, APLC. We represent clients in California, across the U.S. and in other countries.
Meeting the High Standard for a Waiver
To obtain a green card waiver for a fraud or crime-based waiver, you must show that you have a qualifying relative and convince USCIS that denying you a green card would place extreme hardship on your relative. This will require a great deal of research on the part of your attorney to show the economic or psychological hardship your relative would suffer if the waiver is not granted.
Artem M. Sarian takes a disciplined and detailed approach to every immigration matter. Mr. Sarian will thoroughly review all aspects of your case in order to develop compelling arguments for presentation to USCIS.
Contact Our Firm
To schedule a consultation with Los Angeles immigration waiver attorney Artem M. Sarian, contact our firm.
