hardship letters

[Cin&Anil 0]

Hey gang,

I have a question.. I am writing my hardship letter. My younger brother is on disability and relies on me for emotional and financial help. He has lived with me at times, and I help him out a lot with logisitics.. shopping, appointments. etc..

He has done a letter for me, explaining all this, as well, as has documents from Social Securiuty confirming his disability, and his doctor. Now the question is this.. my brother gets into a lot of trouble with the law.. Will they do a back ground check on him? and will it matter?

Anil thinks that I should not even consider my brothers issues, as it will cause more problems.. but without this, I think our case is a lot weaker.

What do you think? thoughts?

God Bless everyone - it is hard being apart for all of us.. a special prayer to all whom are apart right now. ( as we are)

Cindy

[Carlawarla 1]

I don't know how it would hurt at all to include something from your brother. I highly doubt they would be checking his criminal record out anyway. And who cares if they do? Your brothers criminal record doesn't negate his needing assistance from you. I responded to another post earlier from you about your denial as did a few others. My suggestion was to get this name change issue out of the way. Someone else suggested going to immigrate2us.net. Hope you checked this out.

[Cin&Anil 0]

Thanks Carla,

I have .. the name change was done, even before we started the paperwork..

RMCP record is still not been sent.. so waiting for that.. checking out everuy suggestion.

Thanks so much!!!

Cindy

[emt103c 10]

They should not do a check on your brother, they usually use only the evidence you submit for the 601 waiver package. The history they are concerned about is that of the beneficiary.

I also suggest heading over to immigrate2us.net. . .it is a very helpful site for this type of stuff.