A waiver in U.S. immigration law allows individuals to request forgiveness for certain issues, such as unlawful presence, criminal records, or visa fraud. It can make the difference between denial and approval of a case. To qualify, applicants must often prove extreme hardship to a U.S. citizen or resident family member. Learn how waivers for immigration cases work, who qualifies, and why legal guidance is essential

By Patricia Elizee, Esq. The number of people who want to visit the United States is increasing every year. You need to apply for a...