U.S. immigration law imposes penalties for unlawful presence in the country.

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Staying in the U.S. without a visa or other permission can prohibit a person from reentering for three years, 10 years or even permanently. However, applicants for certain immigration benefits may be exempt or may qualify for a waiver from the ban. An experienced immigration attorney can determine what relief may be available.

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