Step 2: Prepare your interview Develop interview questions Draft the questions you need to assess your client's eligibility for a study permit. You won't submit the questions, but you will have them ready before you record the interview. Develop documentation requests From the case study, identify three documents that are not on the list but are needed to support a study permit application. For each, provide the name/title and a brief, client-friendly explanation (1-2 sentences) for the request. Your target word count for documentation requests is 125 words. A grace range of up to 25 words over or under is permitted. Anything above or below that range will impact your mark for "Communication." Twenty six (26+) words over/under = "error" and fifty (50) words over/under = "significant error." You must include a word count at the end of your text. Failure to include a word count will also constitute an "error". Prepare your client advice with FILAC You will analyse your client's case using the FILAC framework and prepare your client advice based on the results of your FILAC analysis.(For a review of the legal reasoning process, see FILAC: A Framework for Legal Reasoning in ICL 810). Facts As you read through the facts, keep the law nearby to help you identify what's legally relevant. Based on your understanding of the readings in this module, and on the relevant IRPA provisions, try to identify the facts that you think may be legally relevant. As noted above, it is ea