expedite Expedite process for extreme emergency humanitarian crisis

[JFH 12,190]

25 minutes ago, Jojo92122 said:

All of this is under KSA law. 

You can seek the US Government's help to get a US citizen out of KSA.

Getting your wife out of KSA under their guardianship laws is your problem.  Nothing the US Government or a US lawyer can do about that.

Good to see someone on this thread with some experience of this. What is the current situation regarding guardianship? I was under the impression it wasn't as severe as before?

 

https://www.hrw.org/news/2017/05/09/saudi-arabia-unofficial-guardianship-rules-banned

[Ajk3visa 12]

39 minutes ago, Jojo92122 said:

Your wife will need her guardian's permission to have a passport and to leave KSA.  The US Government can not help you with that.  A US lawyer can not help you with that.  How are you going to overcome this?

You don't understand things at all. I'm not asking uscis to help her get a Saudi passport.we Lready hit through that thing. Things are so different than u think. After she got our daughter deportation, the government issued her saudi passport and she is not allowed to stay in Saudi Arabia with our daughter anymore. Please read well what u see before saying something u r killing me with ur superficial answers. ####### is wrong with folk 

Edited May 20, 2018 by Ajk3visa

[JFH 12,190]

So why hasn't she left? What's keeping her there? She has a passport and been told to leave. 

[Ajk3visa 12]

11 minutes ago, JFH said:

SInce the wife has got a passport and is to be deported then Dubai would be a good option for the OP.

 

He needs to learn how to change diapers. It's not that hard. 

My daughter deportation paper is one way to USA ignorant. She can't be in Dubai  while she got deported from SA. All gulf countries have mutual rules. Stop acting too smart, I went through these. So u mean me, my wide and daughter go to Dubai and all of us start over and live as foreigners there instead of bringing her to usa near her family in law. 

[Boiler 45,504]

Seems like the real issue is that you can not have what you want as quickly as you want it, the original post suggested something different.

[Ajk3visa 12]

5 minutes ago, JFH said:

So why hasn't she left? What's keeping her there? She has a passport and been told to leave. Leave and the. Where to stay? Our daughter deportation paper says she gets an airplane to USA. No county will accept our daughter with the deportation paper until she enter usa. 

[JFH 12,190]

1 minute ago, Ajk3visa said:

So u mean me, my wide and daughter go to Dubai and all of us start over and live as foreigners there instead of bringing her to usa near her family in law. 

I think you mean your wife, not your "wide".

 

I don't know about you but living in Dubai as a foreigner certainly sounds more attractive to me than being killed. But you obviously have other ideas.

 

Good luck with anyone helping you here with your racist (I reported your snide comment about Mexican people), obnoxious attitude. 

[Lemonslice 4,841]

Paid escorts/nannies are available to travel with babies and toddlers - as I wrote before, bring your daughter now and take care of her while your wife visa is in process.

Edited May 20, 2018 by Lemonslice

[cyclone27 710]

4 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Seems like the real issue is that you can not have what you want as quickly as you want it, the original post suggested something different.

Exactly - I think expedite to him means gain a visa in a matter of days which we all know is not going to happen. 

Edited May 20, 2018 by cyclone27

[JFH 12,190]

1 minute ago, cyclone27 said:

Exactly - I think expedite to him means a gain a visa in a matter of days which we all know is not going to happen. 

He's just being greedy. There are ways his wife's life can be saved but he believes it should be the USA tomorrow or nothing. Like he's entitled to something the rest of us aren't. Good luck with that! 

[Lemonslice 4,841]

Just now, JFH said:

He's just being greedy. There are ways his wife's life can be saved but he believes it should be the USA tomorrow or nothing. Like he's entitled to something the rest of us aren't. Good luck with that! 

But, then he'd have to change diapers!

[sparkles_ 456]

Your wife has been issued a Saudi passport, and your child now has a US passport.....they will be deported, or your daughter will and wife will follow by default....I think this is the situation, yes? Your need to pick a safe, third country for them, get a better or second job and send money for them monthly, and then you could possibly request an expedite with the help of a lawyer or your congressman. I stress the fact that you should be more worried about financially supporting them in the waiting time for your wife's visa versus expedite since even that takes months. The daughter should get a consulate birth abroad birth certificate which makes her a US citizen by default. 

 

Are you saying her guardian is refusing to let her leave KSA? Or you're saying KSA is about to send them out of the country with little warning? If you just have a short time and you're panicking about setting your wife and child up in another country, honestly, it is the better of the two. Oman or UAE seem logical. If you're having a guardian issue then the government can't really help you, you would need someone inside Saudi with a lot of wasta to convince her father/brother/whoever to let her leave.

Edited May 20, 2018 by sparkles_

[JFH 12,190]

Just now, Lemonslice said:

But, then he'd have to change diapers!

Yep. Imagine that! For someone whose wife is about to be killed he sure does have a strange set of priorities... Can't rescue the child because he can't change diapers. He has plenty of time to learn now that he's unemployed. 

[cyclone27 710]

Changing nappies is dead easy with the invent of Velcro. I remember when you used safety pins. 

[JFH 12,190]

Just now, cyclone27 said:

Changing nappies is dead easy with the invent of Velcro. I remember when you used safety pins. 

Folding and pinning is just as easy. I volunteered in an orphanage in China for a year with no previous experience of childcare and I was changing 100 a day within 24 hours of arriving.