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Waivers
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Revocation
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Litigation Update

Posted on June 27, 2011

We will have some litigation news for you later this week. Please watch this space…

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E was like many, believing that an expungement of a previous criminal conviction meant that there were no visa or immigration consequences. But she was wrong — and as a result did not believe or understand that her father required a waiver for his conviction of a crime of moral turpitude. After a consultation, we were able to correct her misconception and provide a road map for her in applying for the immigration waiver for him.

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