Do you know an admission when you see one?

Has your EWI client been “admitted” if he or he was approved for U status, Family Unity, DACA, or TPS?

Was your client admitted to the United States if he or she was a silent passenger in a car that was waved through at the border after the officer spoke with the driver?

What if your client was inadmissible at the time of adjustment of status – can he or she qualify for an INA § 237(a)(1)(H) waiver as someone who was inadmissible at the time of admission?

And what do you say to your LPR client who was recently convicted of possession of 25 grams of marijuana – is your client seeking admission and facing immigration problems when returning from a trip abroad?

Join CLINIC attorneys Susan Schreiber and Charles Wheeler for a webinar reviewing the current state of the law on the definition of admission in these and other contexts.