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suntrust   0

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hello guys.............

i will be US citizen by march or april 2012 and my mother is in USA on visit visa . i want to apply immigrant visa for her because her visit visa will be expired june 2012.

can you guys help me that what i have to do to apply the immigrant visa for her?

do she have to go her country and apply

or she can stay here and i can apply her immigrant visa?

thanks in advance for reply.

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payxibka Grand Master

payxibka   10,045

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start by reading the guides

depending on the circumstances, it is possible she could remain as long as it is not part of an orchestrated plan to use a tourist entry to gain residency for her.

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YMMV

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hello guys.............

i will be US citizen by march or april 2012 and my mother is in USA on visit visa . i want to apply immigrant visa for her because her visit visa will be expired june 2012.

can you guys help me that what i have to do to apply the immigrant visa for her?

do she have to go her country and apply

or she can stay here and i can apply her immigrant visa?

thanks in advance for reply.

Assuming has a B2 visa, then usually she would have been given 6 months to stay as a visitor. She needs to leave before the expiry date given to her on entry.

You file, she attends the interview at the Consulate in her country.

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