Why I Do Not Write Hardship Letters

Immigrants and their spouses often call my office for help with writing their hardship letter. Usually, the request is related to an I-601A waiver application. To most callers, the request seems simple. But in my view, this type of request spells potential danger. In fact, most persons who make such requests view the letter as a mere 3-4-5 page document. After all, that’s a letter, right? Related Podcasts: Episode 40: Ditch Robotic Hardship Formulas Episode 23: Say No To Notarios Recommended Links For More Information: An Immigration Fable: The Tortoise And The Hare The Fallacy Of Quick Immigration Fixes