Indirect Hardships: A Back Door To Waiver Success

Immigration waiver law limits the evaluation of hardship to the suffering of qualifying relatives.For I-601A cases, there are, at most, three persons who count as qualifying relatives: an immigrant’s spouse, mother, or father.  They must be U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents.Yet, non-qualifying relatives are often the key to winning I-601 or I-601A waivers.Related Podcasts:Episode 172: Burden Of Proof: Separation Or RelocationEpisode 164: The Power Of Psychological ReportsRecommended Links For More Information:Qualifying Relatives: How To Unlock Hidden Hardships And Win Family Unity Waiver CasesBeware The Role Of Discretion In I-601 Hardship Waiver Decision-Making