Best I601 arguements for why USC can't stay in US without the beneficiary

[claro 0]

I need ideas for the arguments that have resulted in I601 waiver approval based on why the USC will suffer extreme hardship if the beneficiary can't move to the US. In my case the beneficiary was EWI but had no court orders, tickets or deportation or anything. I'm hoping to avoid the I5601 being denied based on the argument that I can remain in the US and he can remain in his country during the 10 year ban. I have several arguments for why I would suffer extreme hardship if I was to move to his country (financial, employment, health, family ties, etc).

Edited November 16, 2010 by claro

[Deputy Purple 1,294]

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I need ideas for the arguments that have resulted in I601 waiver approval based on why the USC will suffer extreme hardship if the beneficiary can't move to the US. In my case the beneficiary was EWI but had no court orders, tickets or deportation or anything. I'm hoping to avoid the I5601 being denied based on the argument that I can remain in the US and he can remain in his country during the 10 year ban. I have several arguments for why I would suffer extreme hardship if I was to move to his country (financial, employment, health, family ties, etc).

With I601 each argument is supposed to be unique to the individual circumstances, what those are largely shape the arguments. If there are US Citizen children either from this marriage or a previous one, it can be a hardship to you emotionally to have to raise them without his assistance here. If you have issues of health you might need him to help you care for yourself, or handle other responsibilities. Financial hardship having to earn a living on your own here and perhaps provide assistance to your spouse there could impact on your future retirement savings, your current economic situation. They have denied on "mere" economic difficulty but extreme issues combine to reach an aggregate hardship level.

if you want to lay out some of the arguments you have, perhaps we can come up with some more specific ideas for you. In other words what are your strongest arguments, going to the least strong?

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

There is the cost of running 2 households. As a married couple it is a fiancial hardship to pay 2 rents ,2 utilities and all that

[claro 0]

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Yes, I have posted this questions there as well. I'm looking for ideas that can trigger my thoughts for how this might apply to me. Thank-you

[claro 0]

With I601 each argument is supposed to be unique to the individual circumstances, what those are largely shape the arguments. If there are US Citizen children either from this marriage or a previous one, it can be a hardship to you emotionally to have to raise them without his assistance here. If you have issues of health you might need him to help you care for yourself, or handle other responsibilities. Financial hardship having to earn a living on your own here and perhaps provide assistance to your spouse there could impact on your future retirement savings, your current economic situation. They have denied on "mere" economic difficulty but extreme issues combine to reach an aggregate hardship level.

if you want to lay out some of the arguments you have, perhaps we can come up with some more specific ideas for you. In other words what are your strongest arguments, going to the least strong?

Very good suggestions and perspective that helps me! I'll take each of my arguments and add a sentence explaining precisely how his presence is linked. They may not be the strongest but in aggregate and sway the argument away from separate domicile. I will get back to you on a argument list as that would be very helpful to get detailed feedback and perspective. Thank-you so much.

There is the cost of running 2 households. As a married couple it is a fiancial hardship to pay 2 rents ,2 utilities and all that

Yes, seems so simple but I hadn't thought of that one Thank-you!

[lastottoman 0]

I, Nurettın Ayhan I wıll try to explaın my sıtuatıon shortly. I came to NY wıth F1 vısa, I went to

school only 4-5 months than ı stayed 13 months more than ı need to, I left the country and agın I decıde

to come back agaın wıth my gırlfrıend (she ıs amerıcan cıtızen) the ımmıgratıon homeland securıty they

took me to the offıce and my gırlfrıend she went home.they send me to the NJ after all they stamp me

"turnıng around" After 4 months we got marrıed wıth my gırlfrıend ın Turkey than ı hıre a lawyer from Ny

he started the paper work after one year I got ıntervıew ın Ankara, whıle ı was ıntervıewıng the offıcer told me

that "you have 10 years ban" ı need to apply for I601 form to get my green card. but my lawyer ın NY

he saıd that ıt ıs not possıble to apply for I601 because ı dıdnt deport from the US we need to appeal the

ban for 10 years just because of mıss understandıng that ı was a student wıth F1 vısa durıng the stayıng

ın NY not the I601 form but already 2 years that ı am waıtıng ın turkey. he ıs very strıckly sayıng we cant

apply for I601 form.

Please gıve me some advıce about my sıtuatıon, how we can fıx thıs sıtuatıon, what ıs your

recommandatıon for us, I can't waıt so long that we dont know when they send me my ıntervıew actually

I dont belıeve anymore that we need to waıt to apply for I601.

Let me know what axtıon we need to take.

[Janelle2002 3,865]

Do you have kids? IF so, language barriers in the destination country.

Is the country safe for U.S. citizens?

Are you getting a degree while here in the U.S.? If so, you can't continue your degree in a country that has universities in Spanish only.

Having to pay for loans here in the U.S. and a salary in that country will not be enough.

Elderly people you are caring for here in the U.S.

The other parent will not sign for the passport of a child you have from a previous marriage or relationship so you cannot take your child with you.

Prices for houses has dropped and if you sell your house you are looking at losing a significant amount of money

Medications you need to take and are unable to get in the destination country or medical treatments

[stevie b 141]

Do you have kids?

oooo Janelle

this thread is three years old

[Janelle2002 3,865]

hahahahahaha I saw the last post and assumed it was up to date. hehehehehehehehehehe

hahahahahaha I saw the last post and assumed it was up to date. hehehehehehehehehehe

[TBoneTX 45,873]

*** Until today, this thread was nearly 3 years old, and it's now being closed because of age. The poster who revived it has gotten some good advice here, but the best bet is to continue working with a good attorney. ***