Will my Mom's B2 extension affect my sister's B2 application?

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2 hours ago, froyo said:

 

 

 

 

What I do not understand from most people here is how they are quick to judge when people ask questions that are "out of the norm". I did ask A LOT of questions, but not all of them were for me. I posted topics for friends and for future reference since my husband and I wanted to know how we will approach this whole immigration thing. Not that ANYONE here needs to know, we were considering moving out of the country not a long time ago and wanted to know our option. I really thought that Visa Journey is a place where you can get support and understanding. NOT people shooting every idea down, making it seem like you will just do something NEGATIVE. We are in no way trying to bypass anything here. For all you know, someone else might be in the same position BUT just afraid to ask because of other users speculating a simple scenario.

 

YES my sister got denied a tourist visa. She wants to get one. WE all want her to get one because the rest of my family, 2 brothers and parents HAVE a tourist visa because in almost 7 years we are going to spend Christmas again.  IS IT WRONG TO TRY?? I just get sick in my stomach knowing that someone here is saying that SHE IS GOING TO WORK like you know us?

 

My Mom is here. And yes we are still considering extending her b2 visa... WHY? BECAUSE MY HUSBAND AND I WORK AT 5AM and leaves the house at 4AM. WE TRIED EVERY AVENUE TO GET A SITTER, NANNY, OR CAREGIVER FOR MY SON! But where we live, it's going to cost us both our paychecks OR NO ONE JUST WANTS TO WAKE UP AT 4AM. So us trying to get my Mom to stay a little longer is really the best option for us. Quitting our job/sis not the best idea for a family who has bills and all that. So before anyone jumps into stupid conclusions here and start asking questions that shouldn't be,and most of all.. investigate, it would be much appreciated if you do not comment at all. It's really disheartening.

One of you needs to get a job that has hours opposite of those you have now.  You won't see each other much but that is the price you have to pay for being a dual career couple with children.  I did it.  DH worked 8 to 5 and I worked 2 to midnight; I dropped kids at daycare for the afternoon and he picked them up. I frequently did not get home until 3am and then had to get kids to school at 8:30.

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Well we can now safely answer the original question - Yes.

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her original question is yes, and i highly doubt your mom will get an extension.  she needs to show why she would need one.

 

further note, i highly doubt anyone had relatives that came to the USA and helped out with their grandkids.  (eye roll!)