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NewBeginnings1   10

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Hi,

My sister in law is 24 years old and wants to come visit my husband and I in the US. She applied over six months ago and was denied. She was advised she needed to get married in Jamaica to prove her ties. (i guess) She was advised she could re-appy six months later

She is in the process of reapplying for the visa. However, she is pregnant with her 3rd child. I told her if she was even certain they would grant her a visa.

Am I correct? Should she even bother?

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kamw   93

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Does she work or own a house or have a good amount of money in the bank?

The whole "proving ties" thing is not very clear, it's more or less how they feel at embassy that day. But if she has all those things above she stands a better chance.

You would think having 2 kids would be enough ties.

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Boiler   45,538

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Being pregnant bthey may think she wants to give birth in the US.

“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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Jawaree   717

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She should get marry since pregnant and up her chances

although there are many complaints about anchor babies,

She should marry give birth, have job letter and good

bank balance because the COs are aware kids are left

with grand-parents for yrs. If her situation have not improved

she will be denied again.

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NewBeginnings1   10

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She should get marry since pregnant and up her chances

although there are many complaints about anchor babies,

She should marry give birth, have job letter and good

bank balance because the COs are aware kids are left

with grand-parents for yrs. If her situation have not improved

she will be denied again.

Thank you.

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