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Can my mom visit my right after I move to USA with K1

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I want my mom to visit our wedding ceremony in USA as soon as I will get my K1 visa. Guys, what ou think, is it possible for her to visit me as I will be recently in USA?

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1 minute ago, Georgia16 said:

Can she do ESTA or does she have a visitor visa? If not then she needs to apply for one first if she already have one or can do ESTA then sure she can come.

No she doent have any, Im just curious if she can get B1 visa as her daughter just moved to states for getting married. Im scared that she will get denied coz I'll not be stable yet in USA...

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Just now, Nazokat said:

No she doent have any, Im just curious if she can get B1 visa as her daughter just moved to states for getting married. Im scared that she will get denied coz I'll not be stable yet in USA...

Nobody can tell but let her try.  And remember there is no sponsor of visitor visa so she has to show strong ties on her own :)

 

Good luck! Hope she can come.

 

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, Nazokat said:

I want my mom to visit our wedding ceremony in USA as soon as I will get my K1 visa. Guys, what ou think, is it possible for her to visit me as I will be recently in USA?

Remember she will have to provide solid and strong ties to her country. 

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