The 10-year bar, 3 of 5: Who qualifies for the waiver | Immigration series

The hardship has to be the citizen's, not the immigrant's. The waiver needs a qualifying relative, a citizen or green card holder parent or spouse, and proof of extreme hardship to that relative, not to the immigrant. Part 3 of 5 in "The 10-year bar", from the immigration series with Jonny Larsen, Marine combat veteran and Democrat for Congress in Utah's 4th District, and Eliza Williams, immigration paralegal. The whole series, in order: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLY_ZzLLurqoU Parts of this set: 1. The 10-year bar 2. The waiver, and the permanent bar 3. Who qualifies for the waiver 4. Hundreds of pages 5. What the waiver route costs Recorded October 30, 2026. General information from a paralegal's experience, not legal advice. More at JonnyLarsen.com #Immigration #UT04 #JonnyLarsen #Utah #10YearBar #I601A #Waiver #GreenCard