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In a prior article I discussed Extreme Hardship, in this article I want to describe what is meant by the second requirement “Favorable Discretion.” U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will review all known factors, evidence, and circumstances, both favorable and unfavorable, in making a final decision. The officer has to balance all the equities decide that your favorable factors outweigh your negative factors.
Some positive factors include:
Some Negative Factors include:
It is your job to focus the officer on the positive factors and reduce the negative factors. You never want to ignore the negative factors. The officer won’t miss your criminal record, but you can minimize it. For example, you show how you have changed since the DUI. You can show how you have started to manage your alcohol addiction and how over time you have learned to face your problem. You are now a pillar of your community, a family orientated person, and spiritual person. In short, you hit bottom eight years ago you and turned your life around. You have grown. Now prove it.
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