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Dear Consul:
Re: Personal Statement on June 1999 Proceedings at American Consulate in Jordan
I [ ] residing at [ ], am submitting this letter, in which I am declaring the extreme hardship to suffer by me and my fiancé if the applicant is deprived of the waiver the recipient is pursuing, and do hereby humbly request to please enable it. My appeal is founded on the following facts:
I here by writing to you about my fiancée. It has been over two and a half years since we both have had communications. In 2011, I applied for fiancée visa for him Nov 2011. Ever since that time, it has been exceedingly difficult for me. The long wait, distance and the prolonged period of processing the application has caused me to suffer from bouts of depression.
My health has also been failing , and because of this, I had to see my internal medicine doctor. He was able to give me some prescriptions that would help me cope with the depression. Without having this medication, it is impossible for me to handle being alone without my fiancée. However, I was able to visit my fiancée at least four times before and after the application process. If I am refused this inadmissibility, I am afraid that my depression could get much worse thus forcing me to take more medication which I do not want to do. Since 1990, I have been alone dealing with the misfortune of trying to raise four kids. I am a single mom with no help and at times it feels unbearable to carry this burden on by myself. Since I raise my children by myself it is impossible for me to leave them apart from me even though all of them are in college. They needed me when they were young , and now that I’m much older at 52 years old, I will need them.
During this stage of my life, I want to be with the man I love. This will be my first time getting married. At the moment, I feel like m previous life never even existed. I have no more laughter, or joy. The only time I am happy is when I think about the person that I am to marry. We have made so many future plans , but all of them are on hold. Being alone in my house is scary. I honestly do love my job and I love my home , and I also love Virginia and my kids. I miss my fiancée dearly and pains me to be without him.
I have already bought our dream home right here in Virginia. I am planning to keep my house and enjoy my life with my fiancée while still being close to my Children. Not being admitted will result in me losing my dream house for the reason that I could not be able to handle the mortgage on my own. I would need two incomes in order to manage. The idea of being away from my children and the state of Virginia is unbearable. I cannot afford to lose my job because I love it too much. I also love my fiancée , but I cannot afford to keep travelling to Canada.
All of these trips have become way too expensive. I have paid out a lot of money. Because of my age, it makes it much harder to be able to move back and forth. Also, I could be more valuable helping out my state economy by spending every penny there, not in another country. I would appreciate if you look over my application and remember my position in regards to inadmissibility. I seriously want to get married to him as soon as he arrives in the states. This will be the life that I had always imagined ever since I was a little girl.
Based on the stated facts, it is obvious how serious the extreme hardship I would suffer if [ ] is not permitted to proceed with the inadmissibility. Taking into consideration the short age of my family, it is obvious how tremendously important is to be with the man that I want to marry. And, clearly, the peace of mind I treasure with his company would cease to exist, which could outcome in distress and the end of my concern to do the usual things I currently do in my everyday life.
Thank you for your time and attention. I truly look forward to your valued support.
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