The term deportation waiver may have many different meanings with regard to US immigration. However, the most common meaning for the term deportation waiver is the type of immigration waiver needed by some US visa applicants to overcome a prior deportation. After a foreign national is deported from the United States, he or she is barred from returning to the US for a set number of years. The number of years will depend on the circumstances surrounding the deportation. A deportation waiver, however, may be granted by immigration officials. If granted, the deportation waiver would allow the person to re-enter the US before the bar expires. Contact us for a free consult about your deportation waiver case.
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