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What factors are considered in the hardship evaluation?

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An I-601/I-601A hardship evaluation takes a holistic view, examining multiple dimensions of hardship, including:

  • Emotional Hardship: Psychological distress and the impact of potential separation.
  • Financial Hardship: Economic challenges related to losing support or income.
  • Medical Hardship: Medical conditions that may worsen without family support.
  • Social Hardship: Loss of community and social ties.

These factors combine to provide a complete picture of how the family would be affected, adding significant weight to the application.

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