mother sick, want wife to be able to see her (split topic)

[Rocio0010 5,631]

Hi there! First of all, so sorry about your mom’s health situation.

The only way you can try and have your spouse come visit is through a B1/B2 visa. However, I wouldn’t get my hopes up because, as someone has said, she’s already established immigrant intent with the I-130. For a B1/B2 you have to prove strong ties to your home country, and the I-130 does exactly the opposite. But if you don’t mind spending the money, you can certainly try your luck! I would also present your mom’s health records, to see if that helps the outcome. The thing is, usually expedites don’t work, especially for a tourist visa, and even more if the urgent situation does not come directly from the USC immediate relative (you, in this case)

[Ontarkie 14,444]

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[Kaykay2019 5]

On 8/7/2022 at 7:05 PM, Lun292 said:

Hello,

 

I am a new user to this website and I'm looking for advice.  I am a US citizen and I filed an I-130 petition for my wife.  PD date: 12/01/2021 and the case started off in Nebraska.  Case went to actively reviewing 03/05/2022.  Since then I've chatted with a USCIS agent and they told me that my case is currently in Texas.  She is currently in her home country and has never visited the US.  We had a child together in her home country and I was able to claim him as a US Citizen.

 

I recently found out that my mother might have metastatic cancer and things aren't looking to good right now.  She has multiple fractures in her pelvis and can barely walk.  My mother will find out the results through a biopsy this week.  I am looking for the best way to bring my wife to see my mother as this a very serious situation.  

 

Right now I'm trying to plan this out ahead of time and weigh my options. Any advice or help would be appreciated on how to approach this situation.

 

Thank you

Hello, 

You can try the expedited route just as long as you can provide strong evidence with supporting documents. My husband and I cr1 case recently got approved for expedited processing in the NVC stage because our daughter is having surgery in October. I provided photo evidence of her condition as well as progress notes from our doctors visit with the recommendation for surgery and her surgery date. Our request got approved within a week, and our case was forwarded to the US embassy in my husband’s and I country, my husband is scheduled for interview September 1st. Again provide as much evidence as you can. Good luck 👍🏽 

Edited August 25, 2022 by Kaykay2019