Section 212(d)(3) Waivers Approved

We are pleased to report the approval of two sec. 212(d)(3) waiver applications for our clients.  The first client applied for a B1/B2 visa in Honduras.  He was found to be inadmisisble because of an old arrest — not a conviction — on a controlled substance charge.  The other applied for an E2 visa in Toronto.  He was found to be inadmissible because of a 25-year-old controlled substance conviction for which he had received a pardon from the Canadian government.  We requested waivers for both of these clients and both waivers granted. Both clients have successfully re-entered the United States.

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foreigners with criminal convictions and representing people seeking Political Asylum
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