Legal Question in Immigration Law in Nevada

Yes, it is possible if he applies for an Extreme Hardhsip waiver and such waiver is granted (and the 10-year ban is removed). In this case, a visa (permanent residency) will be approved as well.

Please keep in mind that it's difficult to get a waiver approved.

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Your spouse may apply for a I-601 extreme hardship waiver as part of the immigrant visa process.

Please find detailed information on the waiver process as well as the services I provide here:

http://www.msclaw.com/immigration-waivers/i-601-unlawful-presence-waiver/why-choose-our-law-firm.html