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A provider’s letter verifies the applicant has received services for their abuse. It can provide details of trauma and healing that corroborate the applicant’s declaration. The letter also shows the judge why the applicant deserves to remain in the U.S.  \nProviders can be counselors, physicians, psychologists, advocates and any professional who has provided services due to the applicant’s experience of physical, sexual, psychological or economic abuse. Recommendation: If you are a mental health provider such as a counselor, therapist or psychologist, consider working with the applicant on their declaration—they may need emotional and psychological support when remembering abuse. Include in your letter how the process has been re-traumatizing.  \nBelow are the general areas you want to include in your letter of support:  \no Introduction: Address the letter to “Dear Adjudicating Officer” or “Honorable Immigration Judge.”   \no Background: What is your full name, job title, qualification, and agency name?  \no Agency information: What kind services does your program or agency provide?  \no Connection to applicant: How was the applicant referred to you for services? How long have you worked with the applicant? What kind of services did the applicant receive from your program?  \no Knowledge of abuse: Do you have knowledge of the severity and history of abuse the applicant experienced? Check the client’s declaration to corroborate but please write in your own voice.  \no Hardship: How would the applicant and applicant’s family be affected if the applicant is removed from the U.S? Is the applicant primarily responsible for the family’s rent, food, bills, care or other support?  \no Home country experience: If you have worked with other clients from applicant’s home country or have knowledge of the home country, how would the applicant be treated if removed from the U.S.?  \no Rehabilitation: If the applicant has any negative history (arrest, substance abuse, etc. ), do you knowhow they have changed since then? Was the negative history a part of the abuse they experienced?  \no Good moral character: Has the applicant given back to the community (volunteer, church, school)?   \no Healing in the U.S.: Have you seen the applicant’s healing process and strength gained through receiving support and services from the community? Do you know of the applicant’s goals/aspirations?  \no Contact information: What is your office address or phone number for contact?  \no Signature: Sign and date in blue ink with perjury language at the end of letter: I declare under penalty of perjury, that the information contained in this document is true to the best of my knowledge.  \nProvide details in your letter, specific examples about your work with the applicant or details of abuse they shared, that gives the immigration officer/judge a fuller picture of the kind of person the applicant is and why they are deserving of being granted their application to remain in the U.S. The more detailed, the better. Do not copy/paste from the applicant’s declaration. Use your own words.  \nType or print your letter, but typing makes it easier to read. It can be any length though most letters are between 1-2 pages. If you have a long history working with the applicant, the letter of support can be much longer. Do not forget to include the perjury language and your signature at the end. Provide your letter of support on your agency letterhead.  \nFor detained applicants: Make 3 copies of the original and the translated letter (if translated) and mail them to the person detained. 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