8 years in administrative processing yes 8 years

[mahmoud qandil 1]

1 minute ago, appleblossom said:

 

I don't think you're in AP from what you've said. Either you've aged out and are no longer eligible for a visa (probable), or your case isn't moving forward as you've not provided the evidence requested that the petitioner is moving back to the US. 

 

If you really wanted an answer you could have filed a WOM as advised years ago. That would tell you for sure. 

 

Are you saying your aunt has actually got a visa in hand?

Yes they send the visa on passport 

1 minute ago, appleblossom said:

 

I don't think you're in AP from what you've said. Either you've aged out and are no longer eligible for a visa (probable), or your case isn't moving forward as you've not provided the evidence requested that the petitioner is moving back to the US. 

 

If you really wanted an answer you could have filed a WOM as advised years ago. That would tell you for sure. 

 

Are you saying your aunt has actually got a visa in hand?

Yes they send the visa on passport 

1 minute ago, appleblossom said:

 

I don't think you're in AP from what you've said. Either you've aged out and are no longer eligible for a visa (probable), or your case isn't moving forward as you've not provided the evidence requested that the petitioner is moving back to the US. 

 

If you really wanted an answer you could have filed a WOM as advised years ago. That would tell you for sure. 

 

Are you saying your aunt has actually got a visa in hand?

Yes they send the visa on passport 

1 minute ago, appleblossom said:

 

I don't think you're in AP from what you've said. Either you've aged out and are no longer eligible for a visa (probable), or your case isn't moving forward as you've not provided the evidence requested that the petitioner is moving back to the US. 

 

If you really wanted an answer you could have filed a WOM as advised years ago. That would tell you for sure. 

 

Are you saying your aunt has actually got a visa in hand?

Yes they send the visa on passport 

1 minute ago, appleblossom said:

 

I don't think you're in AP from what you've said. Either you've aged out and are no longer eligible for a visa (probable), or your case isn't moving forward as you've not provided the evidence requested that the petitioner is moving back to the US. 

 

If you really wanted an answer you could have filed a WOM as advised years ago. That would tell you for sure. 

 

Are you saying your aunt has actually got a visa in hand?

Yes they send the visa on passport 

1 minute ago, appleblossom said:

 

I don't think you're in AP from what you've said. Either you've aged out and are no longer eligible for a visa (probable), or your case isn't moving forward as you've not provided the evidence requested that the petitioner is moving back to the US. 

 

If you really wanted an answer you could have filed a WOM as advised years ago. That would tell you for sure. 

 

Are you saying your aunt has actually got a visa in hand?

Yes they send the visa on passport 

[appleblossom 2,803]

Just now, mahmoud qandil said:

Yes they send the visa on passport 

 

And she told the truth on the DS-260 about where he was living? And in the interview if asked about him?

[Marieke H 2,520]

Just because your aunt was somehow able to get a visa while the petitioner isn't even in the US, that doesn't mean that your whole family should get visas as well.

 

This visa is meant for family reunification. If the petitioner is not in the US, there is no point in giving anyone a visa.