analoutv8
05-23-2008, 04:47 PM
Ok, this is just a rough draft but please help me anyways, this is too much stress for one person alone!
Dear Consulate Official
I, Analou Torres, formally Torres (1), United <states <<citizen declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States that the following is true and correct.
I am writing to convey the extreme hardships and duress that would befall me if my husband **** ***** were not allowed attmintence into the United States. This letter serves as support to the I-601 Waiver of >Grounds of Exclusibility summated in Cuidad Juarez on June 5, 2008.
I meet ****while helping my mother teach English to non-English speakers. He was in my beginners class to learn the basic English, such as the alphabet. For about a year after that we rarely saw each other and the after I graduated high school we ran into each other and started dating. On May 19, 2006 we were married (2) and I started the process of legalizing him.
Health
Unfortunately since he had entered the <United States illegally he was denied entry when he had his visa interview. Now because of this and the added stress and importance of this letter, along with having to face the possibility of **** may not be coming home soon I ended up at the doctors.
At first he told me that I had depression, but since those medications are dangerous at times I choose that alternative of having him refer me to someone I could talk to. Over the next couple of week things got worse for me. I had trouble even getting out of bed. I knew that I had to do something so I went back. The doctor prescribed me Dicyclemine for my stomach, Alprazolem and Lexapro for anxiety and depression.
I also sought therapy. I started to see a recovery group that meet for the recovery of addiction, depression, stress. This is a serious problem, depression. It is not something that I can just make go away. The longer I go without my husband the worse it could become. However as much as I love and miss **** I can not risk my own health and end up being to ill to even help bring him back. I wish to continue with my support group to better myself. Should my husband be denied entry, that we are bound by our legal and emotional marital bond I would be forced to move into Mexico with him, therefore leaving my support to help me function.
Language
My parents are from Mexico even though I was born in America. We have visit their hometown a few time for a short times. While I do love my heritage and Mexico does have good health care but not every where. Even with that I would have difficulties trying to find what I need. Even with my husband to help me find a support group, he would have to stay outside while I go in alone.
Even after four years of being together my husband and I still occasionally do not understand each other. Every time I have visited Mexico I have had a hard time communicationating myself to others. Often I have to repeat once or twice what I said. How could I effectively say what my problems are if I can not find the words or they don not understand me? I fell my health would suffer more because I would not have the support I have now were I to move.
Education
I currently attend Jacksonville State University in Alabama. My degree is in Psychology.
If I were forced to more to Mexico, I would have to leave my studies. Even if I were to find a good school to go to, we may end up in another strange city with no family around. Even with a school then I would, because of my language barriers, have to start all over. Since I do not know enough to start college then I would need to start at a high school level or less to begin to learn the language the way I would need to go to a university. I would lose my education in the U.S.
Please I know that my husband regrets that he entered illegally but please donīt punish him for a mistake made years ago. Please donīt punish me for the mistake of others. Let him come home to me.
Dear Consulate Official
I, Analou Torres, formally Torres (1), United <states <<citizen declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States that the following is true and correct.
I am writing to convey the extreme hardships and duress that would befall me if my husband **** ***** were not allowed attmintence into the United States. This letter serves as support to the I-601 Waiver of >Grounds of Exclusibility summated in Cuidad Juarez on June 5, 2008.
I meet ****while helping my mother teach English to non-English speakers. He was in my beginners class to learn the basic English, such as the alphabet. For about a year after that we rarely saw each other and the after I graduated high school we ran into each other and started dating. On May 19, 2006 we were married (2) and I started the process of legalizing him.
Health
Unfortunately since he had entered the <United States illegally he was denied entry when he had his visa interview. Now because of this and the added stress and importance of this letter, along with having to face the possibility of **** may not be coming home soon I ended up at the doctors.
At first he told me that I had depression, but since those medications are dangerous at times I choose that alternative of having him refer me to someone I could talk to. Over the next couple of week things got worse for me. I had trouble even getting out of bed. I knew that I had to do something so I went back. The doctor prescribed me Dicyclemine for my stomach, Alprazolem and Lexapro for anxiety and depression.
I also sought therapy. I started to see a recovery group that meet for the recovery of addiction, depression, stress. This is a serious problem, depression. It is not something that I can just make go away. The longer I go without my husband the worse it could become. However as much as I love and miss **** I can not risk my own health and end up being to ill to even help bring him back. I wish to continue with my support group to better myself. Should my husband be denied entry, that we are bound by our legal and emotional marital bond I would be forced to move into Mexico with him, therefore leaving my support to help me function.
Language
My parents are from Mexico even though I was born in America. We have visit their hometown a few time for a short times. While I do love my heritage and Mexico does have good health care but not every where. Even with that I would have difficulties trying to find what I need. Even with my husband to help me find a support group, he would have to stay outside while I go in alone.
Even after four years of being together my husband and I still occasionally do not understand each other. Every time I have visited Mexico I have had a hard time communicationating myself to others. Often I have to repeat once or twice what I said. How could I effectively say what my problems are if I can not find the words or they don not understand me? I fell my health would suffer more because I would not have the support I have now were I to move.
Education
I currently attend Jacksonville State University in Alabama. My degree is in Psychology.
If I were forced to more to Mexico, I would have to leave my studies. Even if I were to find a good school to go to, we may end up in another strange city with no family around. Even with a school then I would, because of my language barriers, have to start all over. Since I do not know enough to start college then I would need to start at a high school level or less to begin to learn the language the way I would need to go to a university. I would lose my education in the U.S.
Please I know that my husband regrets that he entered illegally but please donīt punish him for a mistake made years ago. Please donīt punish me for the mistake of others. Let him come home to me.