Permission to Reapply for Entry
Applicants may request authorization to reapply for admission to the United States.
Opportunity to Resolve Prior Immigration Violations
The waiver provides a legal pathway to address past immigration issues.
Continue Immigration Applications
Approval may allow applicants to proceed with visa or immigration applications.
Family Reunification
The waiver may allow individuals to reunite with family members living in the United States.
Case-by-Case Review
USCIS reviews each application individually based on the applicant’s circumstances.
Potential Pathway to Legal Return
Approval may allow applicants to legally return to the United States for immigration processing.
Getting a Visa
1
Case Evaluation
We review your immigration history and determine eligibility for the I-212 waiver.
2
Evidence Preparation
We gather documentation supporting your request to reapply for admission.
3
Prepare Form I-212
We prepare the waiver application and supporting legal documentation.
4
Submit to USCIS
The application is filed with USCIS for review.
5
USCIS Review
USCIS evaluates the request based on immigration history and supporting evidence.
6
Decision Issued
USCIS approves or denies the request to reapply for admission.
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