Affidavit of Silverio Martin Vazquez- Suarez
I, Siilverio Martin Vazquez Suarez hereby depose the following:
I am writing this letter to provide a description off the hardships my husband, Edward Vivio, would suffer should we have to leave the United States if my waiver is denied. First, I would like you to know that I was born on July 21, 1986 in Zapotlanejo, Jalisco, Mexico. I was born into a family of six people including my father and mother, an older sister and two younger sisters. I grew up in a very poor community called Santa Fe, Jalisco Mexico, 35 minutes away from my parents’ house. The large city of Guadalajara is about an hour and a half from my parent’s home. Growing up was very hard for me and my family because we had very little money for housing, food, clothes or shoes. The roads in Santa Fe are narrow and are not paved. While growing up, our house could go for …show more content…
I am not even sure what people with a mental illnesses do in Mexico but they are probably untreated and homeless. Edward would have to travel to Guadalajara to maybe find a job. But because Edward does not speak Spanish and the people in area do not speak English I believe Edward could not even find a job anything like he has right now. Edward would have no way to support us or himself and could not contribute to my family. In Mexico there is no government help like in the Unites States, for poor people or the unemployed. Also, the nearest bank is also about 30 minutes away. The nearest college is over an hour away from Santa Fe, it is very expensive to attend and the classes are taught in Spanish so he could not continue his education. In addition losing his job in the Unites States, if Edward moved to Mexico, he would also lose his health care insurance, his job, his other job benefits, his pension and other retirement
I, Siilverio Martin Vazquez Suarez hereby depose the following:
I am writing this letter to provide a description off the hardships my husband, Edward Vivio, would suffer should we have to leave the United States if my waiver is denied. First, I would like you to know that I was born on July 21, 1986 in Zapotlanejo, Jalisco, Mexico. I was born into a family of six people including my father and mother, an older sister and two younger sisters. I grew up in a very poor community called Santa Fe, Jalisco Mexico, 35 minutes away from my parents’ house. The large city of Guadalajara is about an hour and a half from my parent’s home. Growing up was very hard for me and my family because we had very little money for housing, food, clothes or shoes. The roads in Santa Fe are narrow and are not paved. While growing up, our house could go for …show more content…
I am not even sure what people with a mental illnesses do in Mexico but they are probably untreated and homeless. Edward would have to travel to Guadalajara to maybe find a job. But because Edward does not speak Spanish and the people in area do not speak English I believe Edward could not even find a job anything like he has right now. Edward would have no way to support us or himself and could not contribute to my family. In Mexico there is no government help like in the Unites States, for poor people or the unemployed. Also, the nearest bank is also about 30 minutes away. The nearest college is over an hour away from Santa Fe, it is very expensive to attend and the classes are taught in Spanish so he could not continue his education. In addition losing his job in the Unites States, if Edward moved to Mexico, he would also lose his health care insurance, his job, his other job benefits, his pension and other retirement