First of all I apologize for posting in this section, but I realized that this section has more traffic and hopefully someone will guide me.
Im an old member of this forum roughly 3 years( previous account :doni19, I forgot the password ).
Almost 2 years in the US now and everything is moving smoothly, latly I got enlisted in the US Army and after passing all the exams physical and writing test im getting shipped in September for basic training.
Now I wanted to ask , how can I invite my family to visit me on my graduation day from basic training?
I have my parents and a sister back home , she'll be 26 at the time of my graduation (im 22). Do you think that having a invitetion letter from a high command in the base for my family can somehow help them at the interview?
As a us army member at that time I'll make sure they get back home, and their only intention is a short visit for my graduation, but how can I convince the embassy? Please note that we are Not a wealthy family so proving strong ties to homeland besides owning a house will be hard.
Or should I invite mother and sister only , since my mom can't travel alone.
Honestly I'd love to have my family here on that particular day, it would mean so much to me know that every soldier will have someone, and I personally in don't have any relatives in the US.
Im an old member of this forum roughly 3 years( previous account :doni19, I forgot the password ).
Almost 2 years in the US now and everything is moving smoothly, latly I got enlisted in the US Army and after passing all the exams physical and writing test im getting shipped in September for basic training.
Now I wanted to ask , how can I invite my family to visit me on my graduation day from basic training?
I have my parents and a sister back home , she'll be 26 at the time of my graduation (im 22). Do you think that having a invitetion letter from a high command in the base for my family can somehow help them at the interview?
As a us army member at that time I'll make sure they get back home, and their only intention is a short visit for my graduation, but how can I convince the embassy? Please note that we are Not a wealthy family so proving strong ties to homeland besides owning a house will be hard.
Or should I invite mother and sister only , since my mom can't travel alone.
Honestly I'd love to have my family here on that particular day, it would mean so much to me know that every soldier will have someone, and I personally in don't have any relatives in the US.