The hardships of U.S. born children (or lawful permanent children) are often the deciding factor in waiver cases.

This is true even when the children are non-qualifying relatives in an I-601A matter.

It depends, in part, how much a child is close to dependent upon the parent whom is to be removed from that child’s life.

This means evidence should be submitted that showcases bits and pieces of the child’s development.

Their development, after all, impliedly speaks volumes about their parents.

Related Podcasts:

Episode 125: The Plight Of U.S. Citizen Spouses Of Immigrants

Episode 94: Words Matter: The Political Myth Of Anchor Babies

Recommended Links For More Information:

I-601 And I-601A Qualifying Relatives: How To Unlock Hidden Hardships And Win Family Unity Waiver Cases

What Happens To U.S. Citizen Children Forced To Relocate With Deported Immigrant Parents?