In immigration hardship cases, husbands and wives are asked to predict the future.

But how do you prove something that has not happened yet?

What will happen to the spouse living alone in the U.S.? What will happen to the kids living without a mother or father they love?

In many cases, the best indication of what may happen next is what happened before.

Sometimes the person sitting across from me understands what could lie ahead. Not because they have a crystal ball.

Rather, because they've traveled a similar road before.

Related Podcasts:

Episode 177: Visualizing The Hardship Of Spouses After Family Separation

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

Recommended Links For More Information:

I-601 Hardship Waiver Factors

Taking The Qualifying Relative As You Find Them: The Thin Skull Doctrine In I-601 And I-601A Extreme Hardship Cases