Are you enlisted? Or are you an officer in the US military or a veteran of the US military with family in the US but here unlawfully? As of November of 2013, the United States Department of Homeland Security expanded a previously existing military immigration law called parole in place that directly benefits the family members of military personnel.
Many friends and families call upon our immigration law firm with questions when there is a loved one detained by Immigration. The first question we are usually asked is: how can we get our loved one out of there; can we post bail for immigrants in detention?
This article will discuss the newest immigration waivers – provisional waivers of the ten year bar, known as I-601As – that went into effect in March 2013. Recent reports show that about 70% of these immigration waivers are getting granted, which is not bad, but there could be a higher grant rate with proper preparation.