1. Criminal History Analysis: Required when waiver involves criminal grounds of inadmissibility, analyzing rehabilitation and reform

2. Medical Hardship: Include when qualifying relatives have significant medical conditions that factor into the hardship analysis

3. Country Conditions: Required when hardship claim involves adverse conditions in applicant's home country

4. Employment History: Include when applicant's employment history and economic contributions are relevant to the discretionary analysis

5. Psychological Evaluation Summary: Include when mental health impacts on qualifying relatives are part of the hardship claim

6. Rehabilitation Evidence: Required for cases involving criminal grounds or fraud, demonstrating reformed character

1. Schedule A - Identity Documents: Copies of passport, birth certificate, and other identification documents

2. Schedule B - Qualifying Relative Documentation: Evidence of qualifying relatives' status and relationship to applicant

3. Schedule C - Hardship Evidence: Supporting documentation for claimed hardships including medical records, financial documents, and expert opinions

4. Schedule D - Good Moral Character Evidence: Letters of recommendation, community service evidence, and character references

5. Schedule E - Financial Documentation: Tax returns, employment records, and other financial evidence

6. Appendix 1 - Medical Records: Relevant medical documentation and health records

7. Appendix 2 - Expert Declarations: Declarations from medical, psychological, or country conditions experts

8. Appendix 3 - Supporting Affidavits: Sworn statements from family members, employers, and other supporters