My In-Laws PROBLEM!

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adnanusa

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My wife who is a US citizen applied on July 2013 FORM I-130 for her parents who are currently overseas. The question we are having is this..

My wife is pregnant and due on April 2014, can her mother apply for B1 visa even though there is a I-130 in process? We need her mother to be with her during the child birth for support...

Can she apply for I-130? Any recommendations? Do we need a letter from the doctor?

Please help :)
 
A similar question, what if the son is US Citizen and has not filed I-130 for the parents, what's the likelihood of them getting visit visa? The USC son is eligibe to sponsor his parents but has not initiated the process yet. I think one of hte questions on the visa form is has anyone ever applies for an immigrant visa for you and answer will be No if no I-130 has been filed.
 
jefkorn said:
A similar question, what if the son is US Citizen and has not filed I-130 for the parents, what's the likelihood of them getting visit visa?
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The visa application asks about family members in the US, so having a US citizen son will reduce their chances of getting a visa. However, it's not hopeless, especially if they've traveled to the US before and left without overstaying.
 
well in my case, they were rejected twice earlier for visit visa so looks like having a US Citizen will be li ability in regards to their visit visa application, regardless of whether I-130 is files on their behalf or not.
 
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