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@kendelle   He was diagnosed during my 8th month of staying in the Philippines. I found out the whole details on how he gets sick during my 3rd week after I arrived in the Philippines for my 1-month vacation. I decided to stay cause based on my step mom's description and the way I understood it, it may result in a life and death situation. This is the 2nd time I've met my stepmom back then I don't trust her. So when I decided to stay my goal is to convince him to see a specialist and not just a walked in Clinic doctor who leaves 4 hrs away from where my dad lives. Unfortunately, It took my 8th months to convince him. He is 70+ by the time he was diagnosed.  

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It is extremely unlikely that you would be approved for an SB-1 visa.  While I'm sure you feel having to take care of your father was "beyond your control" for four years, I can almost guarantee that

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I completely understand what you are saying -- but, unfortunately, it is not consistent with US immigration regulations.  From an immigration standpoint, staying and caring for your father was a choic

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Then you made your choice, and choices have consequences.

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