¿Cuántos años hay que esperar para el perdón? EE.UU #shorts #inmigracion
In this short Spanish‑language video, the speaker asks an immigration attorney how many years a person must wait before a U.S. immigration “perdón” (waiver) can be granted. The attorney explains that there are multiple kinds of waivers—covering unlawful presence, drug‑related offenses, prior deportations, and re‑entry after deportation—each tied to a specific statutory bar. The bars can be a 3‑year, 10‑year, or permanent (unlimited) period of inadmissibility. For the 3‑year and 10‑year bars, a waiver can be requested relatively soon after the period ends, whereas the permanent bar requires the individual to spend ten years outside the United States before a waiver is even possible. The key point is that the waiting time depends entirely on which waiver and bar apply to the person’s situation.
