filling B2 visa for my brother

[majedalanni 1]

Dears

Have a nice day.

I am a green card holder live in US and I need to fill a B2 visa for my brother who live in Iraq.

Can I know what the process I do it here for him and where to fill it.

Thanks in advance

Regards

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Your brother has to file for his tourist visa. You cannot file for him. He should go to the nearest consulate and file there.

[majedalanni 1]

Dear

I see in us embassy in Iraq this link

http://iraq.usembassy.gov/iraq/b_visas.html

for that I ask about I filling it to him.

Regards

Majed

[aaron2020 11,651]

Dear

I see in us embassy in Iraq this link

http://iraq.usembassy.gov/iraq/b_visas.html

for that I ask about I filling it to him.

Regards

Majed

You cannot file for a tourist (visitor) visa for your brother. From the link you provided, it states that "The Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad is not currently authorized to process Business and Tourism visas (B1/B2 visas)." There is an e-mail address to inquire about obtaining a US tourist visa; Non-Immigrant Visas (visitor, student, exchange program, and employment visas): BaghdadNIV@state.gov. Try contacting them about how your brother can apply for a tourist visa.

-----------------------------------------

From the USCIS website; http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1RCRD

Q : How Can I Invite Someone to the U.S. to Visit?

People often ask how they can help a family member, relative or friend get a visa to visit them in the United States. We appreciate their desire to help and understand that sometimes the need for a visit can be urgent.

Under U.S. law, though, applicants for visitor visas must apply on their own to visit the United States.

To qualify for a visitor visa, applicants must:

*

Complete and sign the required application forms

*

Bring evidence that their visit is temporary and that they will return home after their legally authorized stay, and

*

Undergo security clearance procedures

We understand that you may want to help with the visa process. But it doesn't help the applicant to write a letter of invitation or guarantee their departure from the U.S. after their visit is over. A consular officer from the U.S. Department of State (not USCIS) evaluates every visa application on its own merits according to the law. You can be most helpful by making sure the applicant has all the information they need to submit a correct application.

[majedalanni 1]

thank you very much

I will send them emial and see what they say.

Regards