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I apologize if this has been answered before but I couldn't find anything in the search that was closely related.

Mother and father-in-law will be applying for tourist visa. I'm aware of the requirements and strong ties issues. Mother-in-law has stronger ties as she has a solid job with retirement benefits and can produce letter of leave approval and return to work date. Father-in-law does not work but has similar other ties such as family, land ownership, etc.

My question, at USEM, will both be evaluated for tourist visa together or each as individuals? Is it possible, or likely, that one could be approved and the other denied or would they both be approved or denied based on the evidence one or both has?

Thank you!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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I have seen cases where one was approved and one were denied. They are individual applications. No idea how usual that scenario is.

“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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Yes. My uncle got denied and his wife got the visa. My uncle tried next time to get a visa got denied and he tried again and boom they give them a one year Visitor's visa.

USCIS: (223 DAYS)

06/01/2013 Sent I-130 (Chicago Lockbox)

06/06/2013 NOA1 (NBC-MSC)

12/18/2013 Case transferred(NSC)

01/14/2014 Alien Registration Number Changed

01/15//2014 NOA2 (Expedite)

NVC: (39 DAYS)

Received: January 27, 2014

Case # Assigned: January 29, 2014

AOS Bill Paid: January 31, 2014

DS-261 Completed: February 1, 2014

AOS Package Sent Via Express Mail: February 6, 2014

IV Bill Paid: February 10, 2014, In Process

IV Package Sent: February 12, 2014

IV Bill Shows Paid: February 14, 2014

DS-260 Completed: February 14, 2014

Case Complete: March 6, 2014

10/26/2013 Sent K-3

10/28/2013 NOA1

12/18/2013 Case transferred(NSC)

01/14/2014 Alien Registration Number Changed

01/15/2014 NOA2

Closed because I-130 also approved.

NVC:

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Nodir

Saw your post about your uncle getting denied a few times but eventually getting approved

Do you mind if I ask how many times he tried and in what time period?

My wife's family is trying and they just got rejected. Want to see how long they really need to wait and what you might have said differently the next time thx!!

12-20-11 - Started filling out I129F and gathering other information

01-06-12 - Shipped I-129F forms via FedEx

01-09-12 - Delivered to Texas Processing center

01-11-12 - I-129F received at USCIS/Dallas and routed to Vermont

01-17-12 - I-797 received in mail confirming my request for engagement visa

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