Russian parents of LPR to visit

[MarkandLada 0]

My wife's parents have submitted their B2 apps, and the person at Pony Express told them that they need a letter of invitation, as well as a document showing financial support. The Moscow embassy site never mentions a support letter. Do I need to make copies of my pport as well as send an I-134/864? I can email an ivitation letter, and if I need a support doc can it be emailed/faxed, or can I use one that was with the K1/K2 process? Help!! Time is short as they expect to get their interview date in the next day or two....

[Bobby+Umit 161]

From what I have seen, a letter from you stating you are inviting them for a visit, and submitting an I-134, helps in the process of them getting a visitors visa.

Since they have to be signed (orginial) - I am not sure if a "faxed" copy would work. (let alone an emailed one).

But - since your time is limited - you could try.

I would email the embassy on their behalf explaining the situation, with the documents in question.

[Neonred 3,564]

We e-mailed an invitation letter for my stepdaughter. Did not do an I-134 but did indicate that we would provide support in the invitation letter.

My stepdaughter had been denied a J-1 visa two years ago because her mother was here, but this year we had success with a B-2. We do have an active immigration visa in process that we applied for two years ago after the J-1 denial.