daughter of USC unmarried over 21

[chelen07 0]

usc petition for daughter over 21 in Colombia on December of 2007, the petition was approve shortly on Aug 2008, now i know the processing times are on nov of 2004, but are those accurate? it seems like they might not be, is there something we can do ? Can they go to the COlombia embassy and just apply for reg tourist visa will they have a chance by just going like that? i know for some cases it takes a while until they get an approve notice but we got one pretty fast and just need some help and clarification of any one who can help us. Also the daughter over 21 has 2 children on of 17 and other of 13 and both under 18 when the petition was approved, please help and thank you for all of u out there who help out and support eachother,q Dios los bendiga muchisimo

[aleful 1,905]

usc petition for daughter over 21 in Colombia on December of 2007, the petition was approve shortly on Aug 2008, now i know the processing times are on nov of 2004, but are those accurate? it seems like they might not be, is there something we can do ? Can they go to the COlombia embassy and just apply for reg tourist visa will they have a chance by just going like that? i know for some cases it takes a while until they get an approve notice but we got one pretty fast and just need some help and clarification of any one who can help us. Also the daughter over 21 has 2 children on of 17 and other of 13 and both under 18 when the petition was approved, please help and thank you for all of u out there who help out and support eachother,q Dios los bendiga muchisimo

the bulletin can go back and forth or stand still, meaning no change for more than a month. the wait is more than 6 years, you can't change that or do anything. she will go through consular processing.

it will be difficult for her to get a tourist visa. she has to prove that she has strong ties in Colombia, and that she is financially solvent.you being a USC and having petitioned for her will make it improbable that she get a tourist visa.

[Mononoke28 135]

She still has to wait for a visa number while sitting at the NVC. Just because the USCIS approved the I-130 does not mean the process is almost done, it's the wait time for the visa number that takes a while, so 2013 sounds about right.

She can still go to the US embassy to get a tourist visa but it will most likely be denied due to her pending petition among other reasons.

Diana