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Understanding I-212s for Inadmissibility Related to
Prior Removal Orders and the Permanent Bar
This advisory seeks to clarify when, where, and how to file an I-212. It also discusses certain special circumstances such as conditional I-212s, nunc pro tunc I-212s, and how a grant to TPS or advance parole may affect the need for an I-212.
The advisory addresses strategic concerns such as deciding when to file a motion to reopen versus a conditional I-212, and assessing the risks of triggering other inadmissibility or enforcement issues when advising clients.
Download this resource, and check out other tools on our Removal Defense and Family-Based immigration pages.
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