Visa/Immigration for Husband's Parents

[April123 0]

My husband and I've been married for 2 years and we are now currently 7 and a half months pregnant.

My husband came here in a K-1 Visa.

Seeing as how I'm pregnant we decided that we would need more help and his parents agreed to come to the US from Korea.

Just visiting allows them to stay for no more than a month.

We would like for them to stay for 3-4 months at a time and apply for something that would allow them to come whenever they pleased. I'm assuming Immigration (not Visa) would work better.

Which is why I'm writing here. Would it be better for them to get some sort of visa for them to visit for lengths at a time or fill out forms for immigration.

And if either or, which Forms are we supposed to fill out.

Are we supposed to go with the Petition for Alien Relative??

It says that only the US Citizen can sponsor parents, but seeing as how they're only my in-laws and NOT my parents, I don't think that's an option.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this.

[payxibka 10,045]

You have much to read about this because your questions are all over the place....

Whichever process you do it all will require a Visa... Some visas will require a petition, others will begin with a visa application directly with the consulate.

Immigration by definition would indicate a desire for permanent relocation NOT temporary....

A tourist visa is not necessarily limited to a 30 day stay (can be up to 90 days)

The USC spouse cannot petition for the MIL/FIL. The petition would need to come from the non-USC spouse. A petition from a LPR in many situations takes YEARS as the visas are subject to quota

[eau_xplain 2]

Unless things have changed, B1/B2 holders are usually given 6 months of stay per visit. I say usually as it's still possible for one to be given less than 6 months.

[April123 0]

so which forms are we supposed to file?

[Boiler 45,486]

so which forms are we supposed to file?

You do not file anything.

If they want to visit they aply for a Visitors Visa - B2.

If your spouse wants the to immigrate, that is only open to USC's, so a bit of a wait.

PS I have always wondered how a male can be pregnant! Something for the tabloids?