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Posted 20 days ago
Farouk Elhadi
Answered 20 days ago
No, a waiver only removes the inadmissibility bar; it does not guarantee visa or green card approval. Other eligibility requirements, including immigrant petition approval, visa number availability, and admissibility on other grounds, must also be satisfied. USCIS evaluates each petition on its own merits.
Dmytro Hrytsenko
Answered 20 days ago
Even with a waiver, a consular officer or USCIS can still deny a visa or green card for reasons unrelated to the waived ground. A waiver is one step in a multi-stage process, and applicants must comply with all filing requirements, attend interviews, and provide complete documentation. Strategic planning and legal guidance maximize the chances of a successful outcome.
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