Hasibell Ivonne Pinal (currently pregnant )

Christopher Lee Biles (Husband)

Corina Anaiya Biles ( Daughter)

1. **Start with a formal salutation**: Address the letter to the "Honorable Immigration Judge". If you know the judge's name, you can include it here.

2. **Introduce yourself**: Begin the letter by introducing yourself. Mention your name, profession, and your relationship with the applicant. Also, state how long you've known the applicant.

Carolina Rodriguez

Educator for 9 yrs.

Friend of the family

I have known the family for 9 years including Hasibell Ivonne

3. **State the purpose of the letter**: Clearly state that the purpose of the letter is to provide a character reference for the applicant in their immigration case.

4. **Discuss the applicant's character**: Talk about the applicant's positive traits. You can mention their honesty, integrity, reliability, or any other positive traits that you have observed. Provide specific examples to back up your claims.

Hasibell Ivonne Pinal graduated from Waxahachie High School in 2021

5. **Discuss the applicant's contribution to the community**: If the applicant has made significant contributions to their community, mention these. This could include volunteer work, involvement in community organizations, or other community service.

6. **Discuss the applicant's family ties**: If the applicant has strong family ties in the country, mention this. Discuss how the applicant's deportation or denial of immigration status would impact their family.

7. **Discuss the applicant's professional accomplishments**: If the applicant has made significant professional accomplishments, mention these. This could include promotions, awards, or other recognition.

8. **Indicate if they are a danger**: If the applicant is not a danger to the community or to public safety, state this clearly. If you have specific examples to back up this claim, include them.

9. **Conclude the letter**: Reiterate your support for the applicant's immigration case. State that you believe they deserve to stay in the country.

10. **Sign off**: End the letter with a formal sign-off, such as "Sincerely" or "Yours truly", followed by your name. Remember, it's important to be honest and sincere in your letter. The judge will be looking for genuine character references, not just positive flattery.