M.C. Law Group
(13 Reviews)
To qualify for the Provisional Unlawful Presence Waiver, an immigrant must meet specific criteria. First, they must be inadmissible only on account of unlawful presence. Next, the inadmissible immigrant must be the immediate relative (parent, child, or spouse) of a U.S. citizen. Lastly, the inadmissible immigrant must be able to demonstrate that denial of the waiver would result in extreme hardship for their U.S. citizen immediate relative.
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In Business Since 2011
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Very organized, and very easy to deal with.
Without question, the most professional and personable legal and corporate business office I have ever had the pleasure of dealing with during my entire 60 years of life.
After having bad experiences with other attorneys, we decided to go with Mc Law Group after reading their reviews online, for my husbands I-485 process.
Alex knows what he’s talking about/immigration is his field.
Extremely knowledgeable and caring people.
They are a team of professionals.
Alex is a really good attorney
My wife had a very complex immigration situation and they were able to handle it smoothly ...
Attorney Alex is real helpful and amazing person who carefully listen to your issue and try to handle the best possible way.
Working on obtaining citizenship papers with a friend who was 19 mos old and became naturalized when parents were naturalized at age 8...
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