Houston Immigration Waiver Lawyer
Facing an inadmissibility can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate it alone.
We help you address inadmissibility issues—whether they involve prior entries, visa overstays, unlawful presence, or past mistakes—with compassion and professionalism, guiding you toward a more secure path to lawful status through an immigration waiver.

Houston Immigration Waiver Help
At Odunlami Law, our Houston immigration waiver attorneys offer compassionate representation to individuals and families facing these challenges. We help you identify the right waiver, prepare persuasive evidence, and present your strongest possible case. With a culture built on integrity, excellence, and empathy, we are committed to seeing your case through.
If you’re ready to start rebuilding your path toward lawful status and reunification with your loved ones, contact Odunlami Law Firm today.
U.S. immigration law imposes strict standards for admissibility. Even a small mistake in your past—such as overstaying a visa, working without authorization, or a minor criminal infraction— can render you “inadmissible.” That means you cannot obtain a visa, green card, or reentry approval unless the government grants a waiver.
In Houston, we see many common scenarios where a waiver may be necessary. These include:
- Entering or remaining in the U.S. unlawfully for more than 180 days
- Being previously deported or removed from the U.S.
- Misrepresentation or fraud on a visa or immigration form
- Criminal convictions that trigger inadmissibility under INA §212(a)
- Seeking a non-immigrant visa but having past violations or criminal issues
If any of these apply to you, a waiver may allow you to move forward legally and reunite with your family.
Types of Immigration Waivers
We have extensive experience preparing and submitting all major types of immigration waivers, including:
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I-601 Waiver — Grounds of Inadmissibility
If you’ve been found inadmissible for reasons such as unlawful presence, certain criminal offenses, or immigration fraud, the I-601 waiver may apply. You must show that denying your admission would cause extreme hardship to a qualifying U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident relative.
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I-601A Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver
For those currently in the U.S. unlawfully but planning to leave for consular processing, the I-601A provisional waiver allows forgiveness before departure. This helps families avoid long separations during the visa process. Many Houston families rely on this waiver to transition from undocumented status to lawful permanent residence.
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I-212 Permission to Reapply After Removal
If you were previously deported or removed, you generally need permission to reapply. The I-212 waiver allows you to request that permission by demonstrating rehabilitation, family ties, and positive community contributions. Our attorneys help you present a persuasive record that shows why reentry would be fair and justified.
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INA 212(h) Waiver — Certain Criminal Grounds
Some individuals with criminal convictions may qualify under INA §212(h). This waiver may apply to crimes involving moral turpitude, certain drug offenses, or offenses committed more than 15 years ago. Each case requires careful legal analysis and strong evidence of rehabilitation.
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INA 212(i) Waiver — Fraud or Misrepresentation
If you were accused of making a material misrepresentation to obtain a visa or immigration benefit, INA §212(i) allows a waiver if denial would cause extreme hardship to a qualifying relative. We create comprehensive hardship documentation that links your family’s emotional, financial, and medical realities to the applicable legal standard.
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INA 212(d)(3) Nonimmigrant Waiver
For temporary visitors who are inadmissible, INA §212(d)(3) provides a path for entry despite prior violations. With our help, we will present a case that clearly shows your purpose is legitimate and that your entry poses no risk to the United States.
See What Our Clients Are Saying
If you’ve been found inadmissible, the waiver process may be your path to relief. Here’s how Odunlami Law can help:
- Assessment — We review your immigration history, reason for inadmissibility, and eligibility for available waivers.
- Evidence Gathering — We collect strong supporting documents, including hardship evidence and expert opinions, to substantiate our claims.
- Filing & Communication — We prepare and submit a complete, well-organized package to USCIS or the consulate.
- Case Monitoring — We closely track your case, respond to government inquiries, and keep you informed throughout the process.
Processing times vary, but our filings reflect our commitment to excellence and accuracy. In doing so, we aim to minimize any roadblocks that could delay your waiver application.
Who Qualifies for a Waiver? Understanding Eligibility & “Extreme Hardship”
Most waivers depend on proving “extreme hardship.” This means showing that refusal would cause more than the usual difficulties of family separation. USCIS considers factors like:
- Serious medical issues requiring your care or support
- Financial dependency or loss of income
- Educational or developmental disruption for children
- Psychological distress, verified by a mental health professional
- Dangerous or unstable conditions in your home country
Our attorneys help you gather comprehensive documentation — medical records, expert evaluations, financial reports, and declarations — to show the true impact on your loved ones.
Our Immigration Waiver Services
Due to the complexity and strict standards of these applications, handling a waiver alone can be risky. Odunlami Law provides:
- Personalized legal strategies tailored to your situation
- Step-by-step guidance from start to finish
- Detailed, organized waiver submissions
- Continuous communication and transparency
If you’re uncertain about your options, call us and speak with a Houston immigration lawyer today for clarity and confidence.
Families across Houston and nationwide trust Odunlami Law because we combine national immigration experience with local insight. Our attorneys understand the emotional and legal weight behind every case. We approach each matter with compassion, personalized attention, and integrity.
From the first consultation to the final decision, we treat your story as our mission. Our focus is not just on legal success but on helping you rebuild your life with dignity and stability.
Schedule a Confidential Consultation With a Houston Immigration Waiver Lawyer
If you are facing inadmissibility or need guidance on a waiver, our immigration waiver attorneys in Houston are ready to help. Immigration law leaves little room for error, but with the right legal strategy, you can find a path forward.
Call us at (732) 686-0074 or contact Odunlami Law Firm online to schedule a confidential consultation today.
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