Legal Question in Immigration Law in United States

In which State you reside. Please share whole story at [email protected]

Regards,

Www.internationallawyer.info

The state you reside in is irrelevant. Authoring a successful waiver is extremely complicated, difficult and expensive. You need to deal with a competent, experienced immigration attorney. This isn't something that a layperson can do. As to the reasons for the denial, you have provided no details concerning why your were inadmissible or your husband's situation--which is the principle consideration in determining hardship.

Depending on whether you filed an I-601 or an I-601A, there may or may not be an appeal available. If your husband is already outside the U.S., then you filed the I-601 and you can appeal that denial to the AAO. If your husband is here in the U.S. and you filed the provisional waiver on Form I-601A then there is no appeal. However you can re-file the waiver. Perhaps now may be the time to hire a lawyer or change lawyers to get a different perspective. We're happy to help and have much experience in these cases so feel free to give us a call.

Please specify whether you are referring to Form I-601 or Form I-601A. If it is the I-601A, the case must be re-filed (there is no appeal).

Hello:

Please call me at (212) 968-8600 to discuss your case and matters.

Kind regards,

RDM