This video is part 2 of a three-part series on “Secrets To Presenting And Winning an I 601 Waiver”. You'll find the overview of the four secrets of evidence for hardship cases here: [ Ссылка ]

In this video, you will learn how to turn proof of ordinary hardship into proof of extreme hardship, the requirement necessary to win a 601 waiver. You will also discover how to utilize evidence of indirect hardship to non-qualifying family members into evidence of direct hardship to qualifying relatives.

The goal of this video series is to help U.S. citizens and green card holders earn an extreme hardship waiver for a spouse. This means, in short, putting together your green card marriage package as you embark on your consular processing adventure.

Here is our 601 and 601a waiver video playlist: [ Ссылка ]

This video is produced by Carlos Batara, [ Ссылка ].

In summary, Part 2 of this series explores the HOW and the WHO of immigration hardship waivers.

First, it examines how you can and should use evidence of your daily family situation to show that a denied i-601a waiver will cause not ordinary or average hardship, but rather a more severe magnitude of suffering. As discussed in the first video, this is often caused by a focus on writing an immigration hardship waiver letter, when the real focus should be on a provisional waiver packet.

Second, it assesses whose pain, whose loss counts in the viewpoint of a USCIS examiner or immigration judge. This small set of persons are commonly referred as qualifying relatives. But no immigration waiver presentation of hardship should be limited to just these few family members.

The circumstances of families and couples are not neatly separated. They are a seamless web of deep-seated connections between individuals. That is why a comprehensive layout of relationships must be developed. Some who will experience extreme hardship may not be close family members, or even family members for that matter.

Yet, for purposes of winning an I 601 unlawful presence waiver, the potential consequences of the ultimate green card denial on these persons must always be developed, so that they show how their situations will indirectly heighten the cumulative hardship of the qualifying relatives.

In essence, if you’re looking for advice on how to win a marriage green card, and you’re facing the prospect of surviving the consular processing interview, this video is for you and your spouse. Be sure to watch the other two videos in this series.

GREEN CARD AND PERMANENT RESIDENCE TIPS AND ADVICE

If you're planning to handle your marriage green card case on your own, here are some tips to help you avoid mistakes at your adjustment of status interview (especially important if you and your spouse are both attending or if the interview is for your second marriage, after a hostile divorce) :
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If your green card through marriage interview is near, you do not want to miss out three-part series on interview questions:
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