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The video explains a recent change in U.S. immigration law that significantly impacts the availability of a fraud waiver (Section 237A1H) for individuals who adjusted their status within the U.S. after February 26, 2026. Previously, this waiver could be used to overcome certain fraud or misrepresentation issues, but the new ruling makes it much harder to apply in these cases, potentially leading to more difficult immigration proceedings.
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A 2026 Board of Immigration Appeals decision significantly narrowed when INA Section 237(a)(1)(H) can be used to waive certain immigration fraud. If the fraud involved entering the United States with an immigrant visa, this waiver may still be available in the right case. But for many people who adjusted status inside the United States after February 26, 2026, this waiver may no longer apply, making these cases much more difficult. Older adjustment-of-status cases that were already pending before that decision may still have important legal arguments. The timing of your case could make all the difference. Don't assume you're out of options without speaking to an experienced immigration attorney. Have questions about fraud waivers or your immigration case? Call Spar & Bernstein at 212-227-8933. Brad Bernstein Law Offices of Spar & Bernstein, PC 45 Broadway, 15th Floor New York, New York 10006 1-212-227-9933 1-800-529-5465 www.lawsb.com #ImmigrationLaw #GreenCard #FraudWaiver #RemovalDefense #USCIS #ImmigrationNews
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