Complex Consular Processing Issues Involving Waivers: Navigating the Maze
| Live Event Date: 02/25/2025 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Format | Length | CLE Eligible |
| Web Seminar | 90 min. | Yes |
Panelists will address critical issues related to I-601A provisional waivers, I-212 waivers, in absentia orders, and the strategic use of INA §212(d)(3) waivers. They will also delve into the complexities of consular processing, focusing on intricate cases that challenge even the most seasoned immigration attorneys. Attendees will gain insights into legal strategies, procedural nuances, and practical tips for managing these challenging cases at consular posts worldwide.
Featured Topics:
- Where to file, when to file, and how to file consular waivers
- Issues specific to I-601As after approval
- Arguing for approval after in absentia orders while minding the INA §212(a)(6)(B) bar
- Filing INA §212(d)(3) Matter of Hranka waivers and discretionary analysis
- B-2 denials, reapplications, and understanding the consular mindset
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Elina M. Santana (DL), Miami, FL
Daniel J. Parisi, AILA Board of Governors/Client Resources Committee, Madrid, Spain
Adriana R. Robinson, AILA DOS Liaison Committee, Bethesda, MD
Shobhana Kasturi, Naperville, IL