At GreenCardGuys Law Group, we often get questions about managing marriage-based cases with a pending I-601A waiver. Here’s a typical scenario and how we approach it.

 

A client reached out saying: “Our case has been pending for a long time. My wife asks me about the status every day. I need help. I have an I-601A waiver in process and a sponsor. I’ve heard about Parole in Place (PIP), but I don’t know much about it. What should I do?”

 

We understand the frustration and concern that comes with waiting. Here’s how Parole in Place (PIP) might be a solution for your case.

 

Parole in Place is an option for people who entered the United States without a visa. It allows them to avoid leaving the country for a visa interview. This can save a lot of time, especially when waivers are taking up to four years on average.

 

There is currently a lawsuit against Parole in Place, aiming to stop it. We will keep you updated on the progress of this lawsuit. Our hope is that it gets dismissed.

 

If you’re trying to save time, whether your waiver is approved, still pending, or you’re considering filing for one, you might qualify for Parole in Place.

Contact our experienced immigration attorneys  to know which pathway is best for you & your loved one.