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		Eduardo Juarez  Fundador y Presidente

An immigrant who can obtain a discretionary pardon or exoneration (a waiver), is usually the spouse or child of a citizen or resident, who proves that if their residency is declined it will cause great suffering and extreme deprivation to the citizen or resident.  For example: 

2.Women and children who come to the U.S. to escape physical abuse.

3.Those who have been deported or expelled more than once.

4.Immigrants who have not appeared before an immigration court, during a deportation proceeding.

5.Certain immigrants who have lied during their procedure.

6.Immigrants who have been restricted to enter the country for 20 years could once again be allowed in.

7. Some immigrants who have been restricted to enter for 5 years due to “aggravated assault”.

8.Undocumented immigrants who have left the country and try to re-enter after an illegal stay of more than 6 months.  If the illegal stay lasted more than 6 months, the immigrant will be considered to be inadmissible for 3 years or if the stay was more than 1 year, the immigrant will be inadmissible.

9.Immigrants, with a student visa, who attend public school without authorization, could be exonerated after 5 years of irrevocable inadmissibility.

Foreigners who generally CANNOT obtain exoneration  are:  Those who have falsely argued to be a citizen of the United States; and immigrants who have committed past criminal acts of a felony that requires more than 1 year in prison or those who have three or more misdemeanors.

Talk with me every Thursday at 8pm on 93.1 Amor with Reyis.  Obtain a free professional consultation and participate in next immigration conference, where I will thoroughly explain how to obtain exoneration, how to take advantage of the existing opportunities and the most important aspect in being in complete control of your case.

Eduardo Juarez es presidente de la Fundación Internacional del Inmigrante. Para obtener asesoramiento o la respuesta a sus preguntas sobre inmigración, llame al (212) 302-2222. O envíe sus cartas a EL DIARIO, Editorial, 345 Hudson St, New York, N.Y. 10014.   

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International  Immigrants Foundation
Legalizando, Guiando y Educando al Inmigrante desde 1973

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*Edward Juarez estudió sociología, leyes internacionales y se especializó en Inmigración.  En 1973, estableció la Fundación Internacional del Inmigrante, una institución sin fines de lucro creada para educar, ayudar y defender a los inmigrantes.   En 1984, estableció la Coalición Multicultural Americana y la Celebración Internacional de Culturas, conferencias en las Naciones Unidas, el Desfile y Festival para promover relaciones interculturales.   Con el objetivo de resaltar el aporte de los inmigrantes, Juárez establece en el 2003, “El Edificio del Inmigrante”, localizado en 7 West de la Calle 44 en Manhattan, NYC, donde la Fundación continúa desarrollando programas que mejoren la calidad de vida de los inmigrantes. En la actualidad, también se desempeña como escritor, conferencista, columnista de inmigración de El Diario La Prensa, anfitrión de La Voz del Inmigrante programa radial y televisivo.