Applying Visit Visa for dropping 6 yrs nephew to US who is in Pakistan

[SKHAN 0]

Hello All,

 

I have to take guide line from all of you that im going to apply in this month for US visit visa (10 days schedule)as im 33 yrs old engaged working as Assistant Administrator /patient counselor in an General Hospital in Pakistan. My nephew (single parent) is came here with his mother  on my father's death in 29 March 2019 afteraward  his mother gone to US and left him in Pak as his school was closed due to summer vacations and he also wants to visit Pakistan. Now his school is starting from 5 Sep'2019 dats y he has to go there for continuing his studies. Can any one guide me which docs is essential for me. Im already refused 1 time for US Visa two years back.

 

guide as early as possible

[Going through 5,671]

Considering the previous visa denial----

 

Is the mother a US citizen/LPR?  The easiest solution would be for the boy's mother to travel to Pakistan to accompany her son back to the US.

[aaron2020 11,651]

There is no taking my nephew to America visa.  Your nephew's mother will have to come get him or make other appropriate arrangements.  

 

You qualify for a visitor visa based on your circumstances and you have already been refused once.  Wanting to take your nephew to the US does not matter to the US Embassy.  

Edited August 6, 2019 by aaron2020

[Going through 5,671]

Your 2018 thread after the visa denial (along with some sort of misrepresentation on the DS-160) is in reference to hoping to apply a 2nd time and obtain a tourist visa for the purpose of escorting your USC mother back to Pakistan... did you ever apply for that one?  

 

Just wanted to clarify if you have 1 or 2 past denials.  If 2, the chance is slimmer.

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

2 hours ago, Going through said:

Considering the previous visa denial----

 

Is the mother a US citizen/LPR?  The easiest solution would be for the boy's mother to travel to Pakistan to accompany her son back to the US.

This, or find an airline that has an unaccompanied minor program - I believe 5 is usually the minimum age. 

It seems odd to have left the kid there with no concrete plan to take him back to the US. @SKHAN, Who has been looking after him - presumably not you as you have a job outside the home? Can that person maybe have a better chance of getting a visa?

[Boiler 46,059]

The OP has certainly been through the process once, maybe twice, so knows how it works.

[apple21 953]

12 hours ago, SKHAN said:

Hello All,

 

I have to take guide line from all of you that im going to apply in this month for US visit visa (10 days schedule)as im 33 yrs old engaged working as Assistant Administrator /patient counselor in an General Hospital in Pakistan. My nephew (single parent) is came here with his mother  on my father's death in 29 March 2019 afteraward  his mother gone to US and left him in Pak as his school was closed due to summer vacations and he also wants to visit Pakistan. Now his school is starting from 5 Sep'2019 dats y he has to go there for continuing his studies. Can any one guide me which docs is essential for me. Im already refused 1 time for US Visa two years back.

 

guide as early as possible

You might be refused this time as well. An assistant job is not very "impressive" from the point of view of an interviewing officer (just saying).  But no harm in trying. 

 

Depending on child's age, he can travel by himself or mother picks him up. 

Edited August 6, 2019 by apple21

[Going through 5,671]

12 hours ago, SKHAN said:

My nephew (single parent) is came here with his mother  on my father's death in 29 March 2019 afteraward  his mother gone to US and left him in Pak as his school was closed due to summer vacations

I've yet to hear of a school in the US where the summer vacation period starts in March/April.  Normally late June is when the summer break starts.  I suppose at the tender age of 6, missing around three months of school at a time isn't overly detrimental, though.

 

So what is the plan B if the visa is refused?  If plan B is for the mother to return to Pakistan to pick up her son, probably easier all-around to make that your plan A.

 

[Boiler 46,059]

Wonder what the timeline to get a B would be anyway, difficult to imagine that there could be an assumption that this was a realistic option. 

 

So this can not be Plan A.

[aaron2020 11,651]

2017 - OP was denied a visitor visa

2018 - OP wanted a B visa because 60 years old LPR mom could not travel alone

2019 - OP wants a B visa because 6 years old nephew could not travel alone

 

Plan A was to use the nephew as a pretext for needing a B visa to travel to the US.  

[SKHAN 0]

dear all......many things behind dhat reason why she left her baby in pakistan . she has to do some health courses for taking job as i mentioned baby vacations was started at that time and  she is alone to take all responsibilities infact she is living on rent home . Now school is going to start on 5 sep so he should be there for continuing his studies. She cannot come to pakistan for just taking him.

 

Give me your sincere advices. 

[SKHAN 0]

i didnot understand what do u mean by plan A and plan B?

 

Can any one elaborate me

 

[Going through 5,671]

3 hours ago, SKHAN said:

i didnot understand what do u mean by plan A and plan B?

 

Can any one elaborate me

 

Plan A:  What your course of action is going to be.

Plan B:  What your remaining course of action is, should Plan A not work out the way you hope.

 

In basic terms---what your family's other option is, to get the nephew back to the US, if you are denied the tourist visa.  For example:

 

Plan A:  You bring the nephew back to the US if you are approved for a tourist visa.

Plan B:  You are denied the tourist visa, so your sister (the boy's mother) travels to Pakistan instead to bring her son home.

[Going through 5,671]

3 hours ago, SKHAN said:

She cannot come to pakistan for just taking him.

What other USC or LPR family members does the boy have?

How did your sister come to live in the United States?

[Boiler 46,059]

Perhaps he can go to school in Pakistan until his mother is able to come and get him or he is old enough to travel on his own.