Help My Granny!

[PlusUltra 8]

Hi guys! Its me again LOL

My granny has been petitioned by my aunt so that she could be a permanent resident in the US. She is clueless regarding her paperwork and she doesn't know what Visa class she falls under. My uncle is the one who fixed up all her papers but he doesn't have a clue as well.

If you could ever so kindly help us out on the below questions, that would be awesome!

1. She has an interview scheduled on July 9 and yes, she CAN'T make it. How can we call up USEM and change her schedule or postpone until she has decided to really push through with her petition?

2. Is it possible for her to push through with her petition but she doesn't like to stay in the US for a long time. What's the shortest possible time for her to stay in the US? Is it possible for her to get a re-entry permit or something?

Any insight is much appreciated!

[Hank_ 9,174]

To reschedule the interview you should call USEM. You will need the case file number for Granny.

[VOL 425]

I thought Granny was trying to get a Tourist Visa?

If this is the same granny I can't see a 81 year old wanting to move to a new country to live..........

[Boiler 46,238]

She can go back on the next flight, but if she does not want to live in the US why are you doing what you are doing?

[apple21 953]

If aunt is granny's daughter then granny is under the IR5 visa category (parent of a US citizen).

If they read carefully all the NVC letters they received they'll find it there. ?

[Tahoma 2,292]

She can go back on the next flight, but if she does not want to live in the US why are you doing what you are doing?

Usually, it's the only way to visit their family in the U.S. Tourist visas are hard to come by in 'Pinas.

[Boiler 46,238]

Very expensive visit, especially when you add in the cost of Travel Insurance.

[aaron2020 11,651]

Very expensive visit, especially when you add in the cost of Travel Insurance.

Travel medical insurance does not apply. An LPR's home is the U.S. You can't use travel insurance if you are living in your US home and not traveling.

[Boiler 46,238]

If itwasusedfor immigrating then O agree, but the suggestion here is it will be used for visiting, maybe once, maybe as long as they can get away with it.

[Tahoma 2,292]

The fly in the ointment could be granny's medical costs while in the U.S.