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7 minutes ago, DELTAFOXTROT said:

The mother is applying for a Tourist Visa

 

If the mother wanted to live in the USA the daughter would just put in a petition for the mother, but she just wants to visit the daughter in the USA, thus a Tourist Visa.

 

Being old is an automatic tie to her home country.

I know that the mother just wants to visit and that yes, her daughter can petition for an immigrant visa if she wanted her to move. 

Not sure what you mean by “being old is an automatic tie to her home country”. 
 

 

“It’s been 84 years…” 

- Me talking about the progress of my I-751

 

 

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3 minutes ago, Daphne . said:

I am not fighting with you, and also not accusing her of anything. Just talking about how the CO will look at it. 

 I must clarify that you are not opposing me in any way. She has connections to her home country; however, I believe that this is not particularly significant. Regardless of whether she is granted a visiting visa, I will proceed with her application when she is prepared. Therefore, what is the rationale behind their potential refusal? She will be just fine. Be honest and be prepared. 

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3 hours ago, katalaya said:

But I can still file for her and she would leave the country anyway. So not much of a risk there. 

It’s not us she has to convince of that-  it’s the CO.   

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3 hours ago, katalaya said:

 I must clarify that you are not opposing me in any way. She has connections to her home country; however, I believe that this is not particularly significant. Regardless of whether she is granted a visiting visa, I will proceed with her application when she is prepared. Therefore, what is the rationale behind their potential refusal? She will be just fine. Be honest and be prepared. 

Consular officers are by law required to evaluate each visitor visa applicants in terms of potential to immigrate.   This is why ties to home are important.   

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15 minutes ago, SalishSea said:

Consular officers are by law required to evaluate each visitor visa applicants in terms of potential to immigrate.   This is why ties to home are important.   

 I have never claimed that connections are unimportant. What I stated is that I have known individuals who lacked connections and were able to succeed, while others with connections faced multiple rejections. That is the essence of my point.

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17 minutes ago, SalishSea said:

It’s not us she has to convince of that-  it’s the CO.   

Not trying to convince anyone.  She will get through. Thanks though for the help.🙂🙂🙂🙂

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1 minute ago, katalaya said:

 I have never claimed that connections are unimportant. What I stated is that I have known individuals who lacked connections and were able to succeed, while others with connections faced multiple rejections. That is the essence of my point.

Well let us know how it goes, good luck.

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Just now, SalishSea said:

Well let us know how it goes, good luck.

Definitely will sweetheart. When I’m filing for her too I’ll let ya know. 👏🏻👏🏻

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4 hours ago, katalaya said:

 

Not everyone wants to migrate to the USA. She just wants to visit here. Well, people go to the embassy with ties and still didn’t get through. I think it’s just luck. 

Perfectly said. Is just luck 

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6 hours ago, katalaya said:

 

I think it’s just luck. 

Nope, luck is not involved in any way, shape or form. Having VERY strong ties to home is the only way she'll be successful.


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1 hour ago, Free Man said:

Perfectly said. Is just luck 

It literally isn't luck. She has to prove that she has very strong ties to home, if not she won't get a visa. Period. Luck has nothing to do with any of it. 


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1 minute ago, Cathi said:

Nope, luck is not involved in any way, shape or form. Having VERY strong ties to home is the only way she'll be successful.

Okay. Thank you. But I do not believe that. 

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14 hours ago, DELTAFOXTROT said:

Kids can easily apply for the tourist visa for parents

 

My wife did the whole thing for her mother from the USA, her mom lives in Philippines.

Kids can easily assist by filling out the form .. but they cant “apply for” anything for someone else. 
 

Once again, careful correct use of words will help members  understand  this often complex process. 

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7 hours ago, Lil bear said:

Kids can easily assist by filling out the form .. but they cant “apply for” anything for someone else. 
 

Once again, careful correct use of words will help members  understand  this often complex process. 

It appears that he was attempting to convey that I am able to complete and sign the application, as it is processed electronically. However, my mother will be the one to attend her interview.
 

 

According to the information I found on the website, it is permissible for someone to assist in filling out the application. Nevertheless, the person attending the interview is required to provide their signature.

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