Our Philadelphia immigration attorneys received an approval of an I-601A application for a national of the Dominican Republic on the basis that his United States Citizen wife would suffer extreme hardship if he were not permitted to reside in the United States as a permanent...
Our Philadelphia Immigration Lawyers received an approval of an I-130 Petition filed by a United States Citizen on behalf of his same-sex spouse who resides in Qatar. The couple had met in school while the foreign national was in the United States in F-1 status. USCIS...
Our Philadelphia immigration attorneys have experienced great success in filing I-601 waivers on behalf of clients whose removal from the United States will cause extreme hardship to their U.S. Citizen or Lawful Permanent Resident (“LPR”) spouse or parent. We received an approval of the newly-established...
Our Philadelphia immigration lawyers recently secured approval of a Form I-601 waiver for a citizen of Georgia due to the extreme hardship his U.S. Citizen wife would suffer if his waiver were denied and he were removed from the United States. Thanks to Getson &...
Our Philadelphia immigration lawyers successfully obtained a waiver of the joint filing requirement for a client seeking to remove the conditions of her permanent residence after the dissolution of her bona fide marriage to a U.S. Citizen and USCIS approved our client’s I-751 Petition. Our client,...
Our Philadelphia immigration lawyers recently filed a Writ of Mandamus in Federal District Court in Pennsylvania seeking to compel USCIS to take the action our clients' long pending Forms I-130 and I-485. The filing of the Writ of Mandamus resulted in the approval of both...
Our Philadelphia Immigration Lawyers have been working on “601 waiver” cases for many years, and have had cases granted for immigrants from many different countries. We have recently have I-601 waiver cases granted for clients from China, Mexico, Turkey, and Albania. Last week, we received an approval for...
Foreign nationals who marry U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents while in removal proceedings must show by clear and convincing evidence that the marriage was entered into in good faith. INA § 245(e)(3). We represented an individual in removal proceedings before the Philadelphia, PA EOIR...
Brian H. Getson, Esquire, a Philadelphia Immigration Lawyer, represented a US Citizen client who lived for many years in the US with his wife, a Mexican Citizen who had entered the United States without Inspection. Prior to the new stateside waiver rules, his wife had...
A U.S. citizen from India had filed an I-130 Petition for the entry into the United States as a permanent resident of her married daughter over the age of 21. Her daughter’s husband and children under 21 were derivative beneficiaries. After nearly a decade of...
