A question

[stuartx13 3]

My sister would like to hire my finance sister as a domestic helper can this be don and how much would it cost and any info on how she can do it if possible?

[pushbrk 12,883]

My sister would like to hire my finance sister as a domestic helper can this be don and how much would it cost and any info on how she can do it if possible?

Not enough information. My best guess is that "your" fiancee's sister is a Filipina not yet in the USA, and your sister is a US Citizen living in the US. Is that the case?

Edited October 21, 2007 by pushbrk

[stuartx13 3]

Yes that is the case.

[pushbrk 12,883]

Yes that is the case.

Ok. This is not a K1 related question in any way. It's about bringing a Filipina to do domestic work. Your relationship to the domestic worker's sister is irrelevant. I don't have an answer for you beyond that.

[stuartx13 3]

ok where would i ask such a question at or find some kind of info on that beside the maze of the DHS?

[pushbrk 12,883]

ok where would i ask such a question at or find some kind of info on that beside the maze of the DHS?

J1 visa would be the starting place. http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwhni10.html

Edited October 21, 2007 by pushbrk

[stuartx13 3]

ok i will look at that thanks.

[philhi 0]

My sister would like to hire my finance sister as a domestic helper can this be don and how much would it cost and any info on how she can do it if possible?

There are no domestic worker visa types which can be easily used by the average U.S. citizen.

[stuartx13 3]

Ya i see and the citizenship take 10 - 12 years at the current time no wounder we have 12 million illegals.

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

Ya i see and the citizenship take 10 - 12 years at the current time no wounder we have 12 million illegals.

Also, you have started the K-1 process correct? If that is the case then I don't think they will allow her to enter any other way unless it's just a visit and she shows strong ties to her home country and plans to return, even then they could deny her visit.

I would just wait out the K-1 process and then worry about work once she gets to the U.S.

Best of luck

Edited October 21, 2007 by ~Laura and Nick~

[Bob & Kim 0]

Ya i see and the citizenship take 10 - 12 years at the current time no wounder we have 12 million illegals.

Also, you have started the K-1 process correct? If that is the case then I don't think they will allow her to enter any other way unless it's just a visit and she shows strong ties to her home country and plans to return, even then they could deny her visit.

I would just wait out the K-1 process and then worry about work once she gets to the U.S.

Best of luck

he is talking about his fiancee's sister becoming a domestic helper for his sister, not about his fiancee becoming a domestic helper.

[~Laura and Nick~ 5]

Ya i see and the citizenship take 10 - 12 years at the current time no wounder we have 12 million illegals.

Also, you have started the K-1 process correct? If that is the case then I don't think they will allow her to enter any other way unless it's just a visit and she shows strong ties to her home country and plans to return, even then they could deny her visit.

I would just wait out the K-1 process and then worry about work once she gets to the U.S.

Best of luck

he is talking about his fiancee's sister becoming a domestic helper for his sister, not about his fiancee becoming a domestic helper.

ahh! lol thanks I got confused

[Bob & Kim 0]

My sister would like to hire my finance sister as a domestic helper can this be don and how much would it cost and any info on how she can do it if possible?

I am not sure it would be a J-1 visa. I don't think so. First I thought a B-1 Personal Employee, but I don't think you will be successful that route. So then I looked at H-2B temporary or seasonal nonagricultural workers.

After looking at all of these, I think your best course of action would be to speak to an immigration attorney to at least get you started in the right direction. Good luck. BTW, I would be interested in what the attorney tells you.

[Rob & Jin 0]

Ya i see and the citizenship take 10 - 12 years at the current time no wounder we have 12 million illegals.

Also, you have started the K-1 process correct? If that is the case then I don't think they will allow her to enter any other way unless it's just a visit and she shows strong ties to her home country and plans to return, even then they could deny her visit.

I would just wait out the K-1 process and then worry about work once she gets to the U.S.

Best of luck

he is talking about his fiancee's sister becoming a domestic helper for his sister, not about his fiancee becoming a domestic helper.

ahh! lol thanks I got confused

Not quite sure what to make of it, thats all i'm going to say.

[pushbrk 12,883]

Ya i see and the citizenship take 10 - 12 years at the current time no wounder we have 12 million illegals.

Also, you have started the K-1 process correct? If that is the case then I don't think they will allow her to enter any other way unless it's just a visit and she shows strong ties to her home country and plans to return, even then they could deny her visit.

I would just wait out the K-1 process and then worry about work once she gets to the U.S.

Best of luck

he is talking about his fiancee's sister becoming a domestic helper for his sister, not about his fiancee becoming a domestic helper.

ahh! lol thanks I got confused

Not quite sure what to make of it, thats all i'm going to say.

It's not complicated. The USC's sister needs domestic help. It occurred to somebody that perhaps the fiancee's sister would fit the bill. What would be so complicated it probably won't happen is to actually try to make it happen.