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Do I have to leave the US before I file my 601 A provisional waiver?

Posted on May 29, 2015February 18, 2021 by Accel Admin
  • You have to leave the United States at some point.
  •  You can do the whole process in the United States and wait here until your application is approved before you go home.
  •  You will know when you need to leave the United States.

Posted in 601A Waivers, Family Immigration, Immigration Law Video Library

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