Examples Of Jose Miranda

I, Jose Miranda, am asking for forgiveness for entering the United States of America in June 2010 as an illegal immigrant. I was born and raised in Zacatepec, Morelos, Mexico. I was raised by my mother. My mother was and still is a single parent. I watched the struggles she went through in raising my brother and me. I decided to come to the United States to help my mother out financially and ease some of her stress. I came to this country to achieve a better living. In my native country (Mexico) there are many crimes such as kidnappings, violence, robberies, and killings. It is very difficult to have a better living life in Mexico. In Mexico a high school diploma is not enough to provide a decent living. In order to achieve a higher education

It would be fatal emotional for my wife and children if the waiver is not approve because I am the man who she has been able to trust. She has suffered a lot in her past and do not want to see her suffer more. If the waiver is not approved my family (Susana and the kids) will have to follow me to Mexico in order for our family not to be separated. We would have to start all over again. She will lose her stable job and the kids will miss their grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins, and friends. My wife and the children will struggle to adjust to the new culture and living customs since they were all born here in the United States. They will not be able to have health insurance because the cost in Mexico is really high. It will be difficult for us to find a job that will cover all our expenses. We will not be able to live the life we currently have here in the

I have created a bond with the kids. I am able to talk to Roberto like a father and friend; I give him advice and talked to him about the things I wished somebody would have talked me as I was growing up.
I will not feel safe if my family has to move with me to Mexico and would prefer that they stay here in the United States. It would be tremendously hard for my wife to provide for all the house expenses with only her income. It will also be impossible to maintain kids in good academic standards. She would have to find another job in addition to the one she has, to provide for all expenses.
This is why asked that you take into consideration the benefit of my family when making a decision on my waiver. I believe that my I-601A application for a provisional lawful presence waiver should be approved as a matter of discretion because my United States Citizen wife will endure extreme hardships if she stays here or if she will relocate to Mexico.
I thank you so much for reading my statement. I hope you find all the documents that we have prepared sufficient proof for you to approve my