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Fiance's mother to US??

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chuck   0

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I am in the K-3 process with my fiance. She is concered about her mother. After we get married, would it be possible for us to bring her mother into USA? Which Visa process would this be?

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desert_fox   32

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OOps. I meant K-1 for fiance. She would want to mother to move here permanantly if possible.

She would have to petition for her mother after becoming a US Citizen. It woldnt be possible before.

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I have a similar question...only, my fiance and I are interested in having his mother over for our wedding--and THAT's IT!! She will return to Jamaica, as she cares for her elderly mother and her 2 grandchildren...does anyone know if there is a special visa or a way to get her over for those purposes only that won't be so dramatic and such a big hassle!!! If we're planning to wed next summer (Lord willing and the process goes through w/o much drama!) then when should we start applying? We haven't really set a wedding date, because as you know, that is contingent upon when our interview was approved...

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Yodrak   7

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Belly'sGirl

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Yodrak

I have a similar question...only, my fiance and I are interested in having his mother over for our wedding--and THAT's IT!! She will return to Jamaica, as she cares for her elderly mother and her 2 grandchildren...does anyone know if there is a special visa or a way to get her over for those purposes only that won't be so dramatic and such a big hassle!!! ....
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Yodrak,

Would it be possible for a USC to petition to bring a mother in law over? or does it have to be the immediate relative? i am only asking because my husband and I have discussed bringing his mom over. We wouldnt want to wait till he's classified as a citizen, but we will do what we have to I guess. Thanks

Sherry

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03/29/06-Mailed to TSC

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04/11/06-Recieved NOA1

07/18/06-NOA-2- Approved

02/09/07-CASE COMPLETED!!!!!!

02/13/07-Case forwarded to Dublin Embassy!!!

04/26/07-Interveiw!!

04/26/07- VISA in Hand!!!!

July-2007-Niall finishes work & comes home!!!

We had delays in our journey that were not part of the immigration process, please do not use our "timeline" as an accurate guide!

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Yodrak   7

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Sherry,

You've submitted an I-130 petition. Read the instructions again.

Yodrak

Yodrak,

Would it be possible for a USC to petition to bring a mother in law over? or does it have to be the immediate relative? i am only asking because my husband and I have discussed bringing his mom over. We wouldnt want to wait till he's classified as a citizen, but we will do what we have to I guess. Thanks

Sherry

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Sherry,

You've submitted an I-130 petition. Read the instructions again.

Yodrak

Yodrak,

Would it be possible for a USC to petition to bring a mother in law over? or does it have to be the immediate relative? i am only asking because my husband and I have discussed bringing his mom over. We wouldnt want to wait till he's classified as a citizen, but we will do what we have to I guess. Thanks

Sherry

Or read the previous responses.

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Why do people want to bring their mother in-law here. That's one of the major benefits of marrying someone from 10,000 miles away. LOL

That is one aspect of Family Unity that would not go down too well!

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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