What do I need to prove in order to win a waiver?

You must demonstrate an extreme hardship to one or all of your qualifying members if you’re not allowed to either enter or stay in the United States.
You must have documentation for all claims of hardship.
You need to demonstrate an extreme hardship to you if your family stays behind and you leave the United States, as well as an extreme hardship to your family if they leave and go overseas with you.

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