Visa Ineligibility / Waivers

The immigration laws of the United States prohibit visa issuance to certain applicants, including:

• Persons who have a communicable disease such as tuberculosis
• Persons with a dangerous physical or mental disorder
• Drug addicts
• Persons who have committed serious criminal acts, including crimes involving moral turpitude, drug trafficking, and prostitution
• Terrorists, subversives, members of a totalitarian party or former Nazi war criminals
• Persons who are likely to become public charges in the U. S., and
• Persons who have used fraud or other illegal means to enter the U.S.

 Waiver of Inadmissibility

If you believe that any of the above restrictions might apply to you, you may contact Rosenblatt Associates with your concern. We will analyze your particular situation, and advise you as to whether the law provides for some form of waiver in your particular case.

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