Filing an I-601 or I-601A waiver is often the only remedy available to a client in violation of INA §212(a)(9)(B) for unlawful presence in the United States.
About Form I-130
Frequently Asked Questions About Form I-130 The i-130, also known as the petition for alien relative, establishes a strong family connection between a citizen or holder of a green card in the United States and the applicant for a green card. The i130 petition is the name of this form. The first step in obtaining a family-based green card is to file an i-130 petition with USCIS, which places you in line for an open green card. We’ll discuss a few of the form i-130’s most frequently asked questions in this article. What’s the difference between form I-130 and form I- 485? If you are a citizen or lawful permanent resident of the United States, the first step in assisting a relative to apply for a green card is to complete Form I-130. You must demonstrate your kinship to a person who qualifies for permanent residency. Let’s say your relative…
