INA 212 Inadmissibility & Waiver of Inadmissibility INA 212(a)(1)(A)(i) Communicable Disease More info INA 212(a)(1)(A)(ii) Lacking Required Vaccinations More info INA 212(a)(1)(A)(iii) Physical or Mental Disorder More info
Accordingly, such staff remain generally subject to grounds of inadmissibility under INA §212 despite the fact that their employers are shielded from visa refusals on these grounds. 21 Upon issuing the A-3, G-5, or NATO-7 visa, the consular officer annotates the visa with the name of ...
Matter of T-C-A-, 28 I&N Dec. 472 (BIA 2022) BIA HEADNOTE: An applicant for adjustment of status under section 209(b) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, 8 U.S.C. § 1159(b) (2018), must possess asylee status at the time of adjustment, and thus an applicant whose asylee...
Limitation on Removal of Certain Aliens – DHS/DOJ may not remove aliens who appear prima facie eligible for relief under this section. Such individuals must be given a reasonable opportunity to apply if the alien is in removal proceedings, is the subject of a final removal order or is the ...
5.4. I-212 hardship waiver The Department of Homeland Security has the discretion to waive inadmissibility after an aggravated felony conviction if: The aggravated felony was not a violent or dangerous offense, The crime did not involve a controlled substance, and Deportation or denial of entry wou...
INA,butinsteadfallunderabroadcategoryofcrimes,suchascrimesinvolving moralturpitudeoraggravatedfelonies.Inaddition,certaincriminalconduct precludesafindingofgoodmoralcharacterundertheINA,whichisarequirement fornaturalizationandcertaintypesofimmigrationrelief. Incertaincircumstances,groundsforinadmissibilityordeportabilitymaybe ...
aan liens who failed to attend a heaning on deportation or inadmissibility within the 5 years ,who seeks or has sought a visa ,entra into the united states ,or any immigration benefit by fraud or misrepresentation ,ho knowingly assisted any other alien to enter or try to enter the united ...
Cancellation-A did improve one aspect of the eligibility not previously available for Suspension applicants — it extended the reach of the benefit to include deportability grounds which have no comparable grounds of inadmissibility. Previously, under the former INA 212(c)(Suspension statute), in...
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there is also the extremely broad ground of inadmissibility for terrorist activity under INA 212(a)(3)(B)(II) that allows a consular officer to render the applicant inadmissible if there is a reasonable ground to believe that he or she is engaged or ...