Hello 👋 thank you so much you really did amazing explaining about the 601. God bless you 🙏🏼 I really need to get in touch with your office to ask an opinion if you could take care of my case
Hello so if i overstay my H2B visa due to had a case of human trafficing but my sister apply for my green card, can i avoid waiver and or face have to go back to home country?thanks
Thank you for the video. What happens if one of your parents who you added as part of your explaining of extreme hardship passes away within the waiting time for approval?
Hello! We should do a video on this! In our experience, if a qualifying relative dies during the pendency of the waiver, the waiver can still be approved - death is considered the ultimate proof of extreme hardship. However, if that person is also your petitioner for the I-130, the case may require requesting reinstatement of the I-130 or conversion of the I-130 to an I-360 widow’s petition in order to continue. In cases of death, we definitely recommend consulting with a trusted immigration attorney to determine the best strategy for continuing with your case.
This is my thing, we got an I-601A approved and my wife went to the interview process in Juarez, which she passed but they wanted us to get a I-601 waiver approved which is different from the first one. But to get this second one approved we have to prove extreme hardship again. Why? We already got that approved and is how we got to the interview process. So our lawyer completed and sent another form and they sent back a request to explain the hardship. This is unreasonable. We already explained it the first time, just go look at the file. She has been in mexico waiting for 2 years now. So now I am writing another affidavit explaining the exact things that was said in the first one that was approved. I guess our lawyer didn't think we needed another affidavit but now they are asking for one. This is inhumane.
Hello, Ugh, I’m so sorry to hear you’re going through this. We completely agree with you that it is unreasonable to have to re-prove the same thing again and also wait again for them to adjudicate the case after so many years of already waiting. It is inhumane, but this is the immigration system we have until our leaders make a change - which they will not do until forced by voters. I am sorry you and your family are having to go through this. If there is anything we can do to provide assistance or clarification, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
@jlw.immigrationlaw nothing to do now but wait again. We sent in the affidavits in the mail. We aren't sure if we have to wait another 2 years for them to look at the affidavits. I hope not. It does appear we will miss another holiday season yet again. Hopefully it's the last.
Hello, Yes, we do work with clients from all 50 states in the USA. And we do offer payment plans with reasonable monthly fees and no interest. We’d be honored to visit with you about your case. Please feel free to schedule an appointment with us here: jlw.as.me/schedule.
I'm a US citizen from Chicago and i'm currently waiting for the i-130 application for my wife to get approved and I was wondering if you can help me file for the I-601A waiver, I'm currently working with a non profit organization that helped me file the i-130 but the lawyer that is helping me told me that he can't help me with the I-601 waiver. any help will be greatly appreciated
Hello, Mr. Aguilar, We would be happy to meet with you to discuss the waiver. We have clients across the USA and we meet with them by phone and zoom to work together on cases like yours. The first step is to schedule a consultation at jlw.as.me/schedule or by calling our office at (512) 633-1785. In our consultation, we’ll analyze eligibility and determine the strategy for the waiver. Then, assuming the eligibility checks out, we’ll let you know what fees, payment plans, and terms of representation would be for the case. If you have further questions, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Hello, Published processing times for the I-601 Applications can be found here: egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/. They are currently showing as 27 months (for all countries).
Hello, Susy, A U.S. citizen child is not technically a “qualifying relative” for purposes of the I-601A. However, if hardship to the child will also cause hardship to another person who is a qualifying relative, then that child’s hardship can be used to strengthen the waiver.
@@jlw.immigrationlaw hi there plz suggest me I'm in F4 category n current in visa bulletin. I want to expidite my case due to medical and financial hardships is public charge rule apply on this or any negative impact on my case?
Hello 👋 thank you so much you really did amazing explaining about the 601.
God bless you 🙏🏼
I really need to get in touch with your office to ask an opinion if you could take care of my case
Hello, Hadded Jordan,
We would be honored to assist with your case. We invite you to schedule a consultation with us at jlw.as.me/schedule.
Thanks u so much
My sister have the same issue
We can help her! Please book a consultation with one of our attorneys following the link: jlw.as.me/schedule.php
Hello so if i overstay my H2B visa due to had a case of human trafficing but my sister apply for my green card, can i avoid waiver and or face have to go back to home country?thanks
If you were inspected when entering the US… usually you don’t need to leave the country to adjust your status. Please confirm my answer.
@@aquinn524 hummm u mean for sibling first i am hearing that
@@donpech1422 no, for you
Thank you for the video. What happens if one of your parents who you added as part of your explaining of extreme hardship passes away within the waiting time for approval?
Hello!
We should do a video on this! In our experience, if a qualifying relative dies during the pendency of the waiver, the waiver can still be approved - death is considered the ultimate proof of extreme hardship. However, if that person is also your petitioner for the I-130, the case may require requesting reinstatement of the I-130 or conversion of the I-130 to an I-360 widow’s petition in order to continue. In cases of death, we definitely recommend consulting with a trusted immigration attorney to determine the best strategy for continuing with your case.
This is my thing, we got an I-601A approved and my wife went to the interview process in Juarez, which she passed but they wanted us to get a I-601 waiver approved which is different from the first one. But to get this second one approved we have to prove extreme hardship again. Why? We already got that approved and is how we got to the interview process. So our lawyer completed and sent another form and they sent back a request to explain the hardship. This is unreasonable. We already explained it the first time, just go look at the file. She has been in mexico waiting for 2 years now. So now I am writing another affidavit explaining the exact things that was said in the first one that was approved. I guess our lawyer didn't think we needed another affidavit but now they are asking for one. This is inhumane.
Hello,
Ugh, I’m so sorry to hear you’re going through this. We completely agree with you that it is unreasonable to have to re-prove the same thing again and also wait again for them to adjudicate the case after so many years of already waiting. It is inhumane, but this is the immigration system we have until our leaders make a change - which they will not do until forced by voters. I am sorry you and your family are having to go through this. If there is anything we can do to provide assistance or clarification, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
@jlw.immigrationlaw nothing to do now but wait again. We sent in the affidavits in the mail. We aren't sure if we have to wait another 2 years for them to look at the affidavits. I hope not. It does appear we will miss another holiday season yet again. Hopefully it's the last.
Do you help people in Virginia? . Also do you accept payment plans?
Hello,
Yes, we do work with clients from all 50 states in the USA. And we do offer payment plans with reasonable monthly fees and no interest. We’d be honored to visit with you about your case. Please feel free to schedule an appointment with us here: jlw.as.me/schedule.
I'm a US citizen from Chicago and i'm currently waiting for the i-130 application for my wife to get approved and I was wondering if you can help me file for the I-601A waiver, I'm currently working with a non profit organization that helped me file the i-130 but the lawyer that is helping me told me that he can't help me with the I-601 waiver. any help will be greatly appreciated
Hello, Mr. Aguilar,
We would be happy to meet with you to discuss the waiver. We have clients across the USA and we meet with them by phone and zoom to work together on cases like yours. The first step is to schedule a consultation at jlw.as.me/schedule or by calling our office at (512) 633-1785. In our consultation, we’ll analyze eligibility and determine the strategy for the waiver. Then, assuming the eligibility checks out, we’ll let you know what fees, payment plans, and terms of representation would be for the case. If you have further questions, don’t hesitate to reach out.
@@jlw.immigrationlaw do you all do payment plans? Is it really expensive?
Do you handle J1 waiver cases?
Am seeking helping assisting my case I 601 waiver.how to contact your office
Hello! You can schedule an appointment here: jlw.as.me/schedule.php or call +1 (512) 633-1785
We are happy to assist you
I apply waiver 601 for 20 month for India how to more please anybody know
Hello,
Published processing times for the I-601 Applications can be found here: egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/. They are currently showing as 27 months (for all countries).
Can a u.s child help qualify an immigrant parent for I-601a?
Hello, Susy,
A U.S. citizen child is not technically a “qualifying relative” for purposes of the I-601A. However, if hardship to the child will also cause hardship to another person who is a qualifying relative, then that child’s hardship can be used to strengthen the waiver.
@@jlw.immigrationlaw hi there plz suggest me I'm in F4 category n current in visa bulletin. I want to expidite my case due to medical and financial hardships is public charge rule apply on this or any negative impact on my case?
I need help writing an extreme hardship waiver, how do l contact you?