Hi, I had created similar thread few days before but I cannot find it in sajha. So this is my next thread. I am planning to apply economic hardship through financial problem (business loss) back in my country. The problem is that I don't know where such documents are made. Normally, I can see some articles/news printed in newspaper. It wont be a problem for me to publish the news. But, I don't know where other documents are made. If anybody can give me some information regarding this, it will be a great help for me. Somebody in sajha said me that i should have a government certified document saying that it is true that such and such's business is down. I dont know where to make that documents? Do Chartered Accountant make such documents or anybody else? Please reply me. I will really appreciate.
khatechor · Oct 26, 2010 3:58 PM · 10,487 views
ya CA can make such documents. have your sponsor write a letter too showing how and what kinda loss is he/she incurring. doc notes from back home stating that sponsor is going through major health issues costing a lot of money has worked in several cases, but i don't know if that applies in your case.
kalopani · Oct 27, 2010 12:20 AM
Thanks Kalopani, If we want to apply economic hardship through medical way, what are the documents that we need to provide here in the US? Just a letter from a doctor and the letter from the sponsor is enough? Or, do we need to provide the medical bills, prescription, etc ? Anybody, please reply. I am not able to pay for my college. I know it will take a while but I am sure that day will come. Please.
khatechor · Oct 27, 2010 11:14 AM
Anybody, please..
khatechor · Oct 29, 2010 1:14 PM
When I did it five years ago I sent docs of my mother"s operation.letter from sponsor saying they can only pay half of the tution now because of financial loss,a letter begging and saying I am grateful to the country and they sent me one in 26 days.I applied for renewal again next year with the same docs and received in three months.just do it man don't think too much.
kalopani · Oct 29, 2010 4:10 PM
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