A Fraud Waiver enables applicants who have committed fraudulent actions, such as misrepresentation or submitting false documents, to request forgiveness for their past conduct.
On the other hand, a Criminal Waiver applies to individuals with specific criminal convictions. It acknowledges that people can change and rehabilitate, and not all criminal offenses should lead to permanent inadmissibility.
A Fraud Waiver, or waiver of inadmissibility for fraud or misrepresentation, is a legal provision that permits individuals who have committed fraudulent activities during the U.S. visa application process to request permission to enter or stay in the United States despite their past actions. It provides applicants the opportunity to present their case and show why they should be granted an exception to the general rule of inadmissibility.
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