Glickman Turley LLP Wins 3/10 Year-Bar Waiver Application

Glickman Turley successfully represented a client on an adjustment of status application that required a waiver of removability because the client had been unlawfully present in the U.S. for over a year and then left the U.S. Based on her marriage to a U.S. citizen with whom she has a U.S. citizen child, our client applied for an immigrant visa at her Caribbean country's U.S. Embassy. She was erroneously granted an immigrant visa only to be found inadmissible at the port of entry. After a two year struggle with DHS that included the adjustment application, removal proceedings, and a successful motion to terminate, our client was granted permanent resident status. She is eager to continue her life in the U.S., working as a stylist, caring for her family here, and planning a trip to visit her parents in her home country.

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