CAN I FILE FOR HARDSHIP IF MY K3 IS UNDER AP

[laurarajesh 0]

HELLO FRIENDS

CAN I FILE FOR HARDSHIP IF MY WIFE IS SICK RIGHT NOW MY K3 VISA IN UNDER AP. WE TALKED SANATER AND SHE TOLD SHE WILL HELP FOR OUR HARD SHIP. HOW MUCH TIME IT CAN TALK .

PLS SUGGEST

[Boiler 45,525]

It is not a Hardship issue, but maybe an Expedite, but I would assume that it would not make much effect.

[emt103c 10]

Administrative processing is different than other types of filing. If your wife is seriously ill, as in, needs you there to literally take care of her, then by all means file for an expedite and get the assistance of your Senator(s) and Congressman. See what you can do.

Waivers, and interviews and even I-130's have been known to be expedited for these reasons, but AP seems to be immune. Mostly it is immune because no one person takes responsibility for it and there are no hard, fast rules about how to handle it. It is the forgotten burden immigrants bear, and politically it is not attractive to help because of "fear." (This is from my personal experience only concerning my husband's process.)

There is nothing wrong with trying, though it is called an "expedite" and not a hardship waiver. A hardship waiver is what you file to overcome inadmissibilities by law.

[Boiler 45,525]

Administrative processing is different than other types of filing. If your wife is seriously ill, as in, needs you there to literally take care of her, then by all means file for an expedite and get the assistance of your Senator(s) and Congressman. See what you can do.

Waivers, and interviews and even I-130's have been known to be expedited for these reasons, but AP seems to be immune. Mostly it is immune because no one person takes responsibility for it and there are no hard, fast rules about how to handle it. It is the forgotten burden immigrants bear, and politically it is not attractive to help because of "fear." (This is from my personal experience only concerning my husband's process.)

There is nothing wrong with trying, though it is called an "expedite" and not a hardship waiver. A hardship waiver is what you file to overcome inadmissibilities by law.

Fear of Canadians?

[emt103c 10]

hahahaha! My husband was born in Pakistan. . .some of his documents were from there. He is a naturalized Canadian citizen and considers Canada his country, he's been in Canada a long time and rarely visits Pakistan. . .but even a years old visit to Pakistan can get you into deep hot waters with US immi.

[Boiler 45,525]

hahahaha! My husband was born in Pakistan. . .some of his documents were from there. He is a naturalized Canadian citizen and considers Canada his country, he's been in Canada a long time and rarely visits Pakistan. . .but even a years old visit to Pakistan can get you into deep hot waters with US immi.

A Dual Citizen?

[emt103c 10]

Yeah. Born a Pakistani Citizen. . .naturalized Canadian. Only carries a Canadian passport. . .no denying he's Pakistani, by name, by looks, by accent LOL ;-)

[tammy2688 1]

Administrative processing is different than other types of filing. If your wife is seriously ill, as in, needs you there to literally take care of her, then by all means file for an expedite and get the assistance of your Senator(s) and Congressman. See what you can do.

Waivers, and interviews and even I-130's have been known to be expedited for these reasons, but AP seems to be immune. Mostly it is immune because no one person takes responsibility for it and there are no hard, fast rules about how to handle it. It is the forgotten burden immigrants bear, and politically it is not attractive to help because of "fear." (This is from my personal experience only concerning my husband's process.)

There is nothing wrong with trying, though it is called an "expedite" and not a hardship waiver. A hardship waiver is what you file to overcome inadmissibilities by law.

hahahaha! My husband was born in Pakistan. . .some of his documents were from there. He is a naturalized Canadian citizen and considers Canada his country, he's been in Canada a long time and rarely visits Pakistan. . .but even a years old visit to Pakistan can get you into deep hot waters with US immi.

emt103 is definately right for the answer to Rajesh and the fact that if you are even a little pakistani, bangladeshi, indian, middle eastern, and if you are a citizen of canada or australia or japan, it does not matter, they will still scrutinize you.

Rajesh: Take emt's advice and try to get the expedite for your case. If you have any medical papers showing your wife's sickness that would be even better. Otherwise they are slow to help expediate AP cases.

God bless you and your wife.

Take my prayers and I God will help you through this, Insha-Allah.

Tammy

Edited August 11, 2008 by tammy2688