Proof of hardship for I-601

[Vanessa + Mario 4]

I am currently feeling discouraged after reading TONS of information on I-601 waivers and proving extreme hardship. :-(

My fiancé is going to need to apply for a an I-601, and after reading information on the degrees of hardship I feel that we may not get it approved.

He entered the U.S. without inspection and remained here for 5 years. He left by his free will in March of 2012. I understand that he has a ten year ban (please correct me if I am wrong), and that we can apply for an I-601. We are not married, have no children, no medical conditions, nor do we share anything together yet, so I feel like all I have would be considered very weak arguments. Any suggestions on how to prove extreme hardship? The only reasons I can think of are emotional and my education (I am currently filling out applications for my Masters). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

[lost_at_sea 995]

It's generally recommended that you seek proper legal advice for obtaining waivers.

[Vanessa + Mario 4]

Thanks!

[denise3088 1]

you can include in your letter that leaving to mexico will greatly impact your career,print outs of how bad the situation is in mexico that you couldn't live over there,financial situations like debts you have mortgage,lease agreement,insurance,if you pay for school that too,also include religious beliefs,cultural as well how it would change your life this is some info ive read from prior applicants that have been approved as well

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

there is a site immigrate2us.net that is all about people that need waivers for immigration

[Vanessa + Mario 4]

Thanks so much for the info!!!

[sylcar 2]

 

Congratulations!

Edited September 13, 2018 by sylcar