I-212 - Permission to Reapply for Admission
For individuals who have been deported or removed and seek permission to reapply.
Overview
For individuals who have been deported or removed and seek permission to reapply.
The I-212 waiver allows individuals who have been previously deported or removed to seek permission to reapply for admission to the United States. The applicant must demonstrate favorable factors that outweigh the reasons for the original removal. Our evaluation provides clinical evidence of the hardship that continued separation causes to the qualifying U.S. citizen or LPR family member.
What to Expect
Our evaluation process follows a consistent, evidence-based protocol
Clinical Interview
One or more sessions conducted via secure telehealth with the qualifying relative, covering personal history, family dynamics, and the impact of potential separation.
Standardized Assessments
PHQ-9 and GAD-7 on every case. PCL-5 when trauma is indicated. Additional instruments (BAI, BDI, PAI, MMPI-2) for complex cases.
Forensic Report
A 12-to-25-page report with DSM-5 diagnostic impressions, direct client quotes, assessment scoring, and a hardship nexus connecting symptoms to USCIS factors.
Dual-Clinician Review
Every report is reviewed and co-signed by our independently licensed Clinical Lead before release, ensuring clinical accuracy and forensic integrity.
Our Clinical Standards
- Objective, forensic tone throughout the report
- Statement of impartiality and informed consent documented
- DSM-5 diagnostic impressions supported by clinical data
- Hardship nexus connecting symptoms to USCIS factors across multiple domains
- Dual-clinician co-signature on every report
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