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Has anyone heard of an invitation letter

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Hi, 

I've been doing a lot of reading and i'm still confused, see my fiancé wants to start the process of bringing his parents to the united states but don't really 

really know how to get that started other than filing the correct applications. what do we submit along with these applications what form do i file first or should i file them all together any input will be helpful please and thanks in advanced. 

 

Form I-130

Form I-485

affidavit of support what should we file first what should we submit 

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SusieQQQ
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For treatment? You need to apply for a B2 medical visa. You’ll have to show what the issue that needs treatment is, who will be treating it, and prove that your parents (or you) can pay for the treatm

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Good catch. One thread on immigration, one on tourist visas and now “treatment”... hmmm

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Seriously? Your husband could’ve had the NOA1s by now had he actually thought this through and sent in I-130s for parents back in May instead of now trying to weasel a way for parents to come on touri

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Is your fiance a US citizen?

 

If so, then you can follow the guides here ---> http://www.visajourney.com/content/immigration-parents

 

Each parent will need their own petition and the process will take about a year.

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2 minutes ago, Jihad said:

thanks for the help. so we start by filing the I-130 what documents do we submit. what are the dos and don'ts 

we would like to start this process as soon as possible 

Read the instructions for the I-130.  That will tell you what documents to submit.  After you study the instructions, come back with questions.  This is DIY, so help yourself and others will help you.

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You can help them, but they apply, all the information is on the Consulate web site, pretty simple.

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You can't. They have to apply on their own. You can't "sponsor" people for tourist visas. They just apply for it themselves, but you can't help them just because you're a citizen or permanent resident. 

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Is there an i130 filed for them? 

Your previous posts discussed petitioning them. If so, odds of a tourist visa are slim. 

I-751 journey

 

10/16/2017.......... ROC package mailed

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You can help your in-laws fill out the DS-160 visitor visa applications.

 

You can not help them qualify for visitor visas.  You can not apply for them.  You can not sponsor them.  They must qualify based on their abilities to overcome the presumption that every visa applicant intends to immigrate illegally.  

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34 minutes ago, Jihad said:

Hi everyone, 

 

it's been a while since i posted anything. I have a question. How do i apply for a tourist visa for my in laws they are in Egypt. Any help at all will be greatly appreciated.  

"You" don't apply for a tourist visa for your in-laws.  They apply for a tourist visa, they are the tourists.  The issuance of their tourist visa will depend on their ties to their home country.  You cannot "sponsor" anyone on a tourist visa so they will have to prove they can afford the trip, etc...on their own.  Good luck and God Bless, david

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Hi, 

 

has anyone heard of a invitation letter. what is it and how dose it work my husband and i are trying to bring his parents here the fastest way possible for treatment we don't have time to apply any of the other ways.any output will help please and thanks in advanced 

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