bringing mother in law

[nad05zb 0]

if i would like to bring my mother in law to america i know i have to write her a letter but what happens if she is going to pay for the plane but i will pay for everything else? plus can someone give me an example of what i need to write. i know i have to write what we will do but is there anything else. Do i need to include a copy of my birth certificate as well?

[R de la R 2]

if i would like to bring my mother in law to america i know i have to write her a letter but what happens if she is going to pay for the plane but i will pay for everything else? plus can someone give me an example of what i need to write. i know i have to write what we will do but is there anything else. Do i need to include a copy of my birth certificate as well?

She has to apply for a visitor visa B1-B2 and she has to have enough ties in her country for coming back, as well as kids, spouse, job etc. the letter helps but it isn´t enough.

No you don´t have to include copy of your birth certificate.

[YuAndDan 153]

Bring to USA as in "IMMIGRATE" or simply a visit?

If to Immigrate, an "IN-LAW" cannot file I-130. Only a US-Citizen can file for their own parents.

If to visit, this notable post on the Chinese immigrations site has great advise: http://candleforlove.com/forums/index.php?...ost&p=94823

[nad05zb 0]

Bring to USA as in "IMMIGRATE" or simply a visit?

If to Immigrate, an "IN-LAW" cannot file I-130. Only a US-Citizen can file for their own parents.

If to visit, this notable post on the Chinese immigrations site has great advise: http://candleforlove.com/forums/index.php?...ost&p=94823

just as a visitor so i do get her to file the b-2

[YuAndDan 153]

Bring to USA as in "IMMIGRATE" or simply a visit?

If to Immigrate, an "IN-LAW" cannot file I-130. Only a US-Citizen can file for their own parents.

If to visit, this notable post on the Chinese immigrations site has great advise: http://candleforlove.com/forums/index.php?...ost&p=94823

just as a visitor so i do get her to file the b-2

Yep inlaw applies for a B-Visa at the consulate, you may provide a letter of invite, as well as I-134 to show she has someone in the USA that can provide support while visiting.

[Boiler 45,468]

Better if she can show that she can support herself.

[R de la R 2]

Better if she can show that she can support herself.

Fully agree, for CO it is more important.