Visa Waiver Visa Waivers – Unlawful Presence 

If you have entered the US unlawfully (illegally) or overstayed your US visa, you will need an unlawful presence visa waiver to obtain immigration benefits, particularly a green card. An unlawful presence waiver is also known as a hardship waiver. There are different variations of requirements that qualify an applicant for the unlawful presence waiver; and treading through the right ones can be complicated. Get in touch with an experienced unlawful presence waiver attorney to help you successfully navigate the process.

Who Is Eligible To Apply For The Unlawful Presence Waiver?

To apply for the unlawful presence waiver, you must be:
  • The beneficiary of an approved immediate relative petition (Form I-130 or I-360)
  • An immediate relative of a U.S. citizen or LPR 
  • Able to demonstrate exceptional hardship to a qualifying relative; 

Get Assistance from Our Professional United States UP Waiver Immigration Attorneys

At Sandra Boogaard Law Office, we provide detailed help with your waiver application. Our skilled attorneys will review your records, immigration history and family history to determine how to approach your waiver application for successful results. 

If you require an unlawful presence waiver to complete your visa process; and believe you are eligible to apply, contact us today!

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