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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Jamaica
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Hi, I was wondering how to go about or if its even possible, to have my sister in law to come here to care for my sick mom. What kind of visa do i apply for and is this even possible?

K-1 2007

Mailed off Application April 27

Approved August 10

Interview Oct 16

Arrived NYC JFK Oct 27

AOS 2008

1/28 mailed AOS package

2/19 Case xfer to California Service Center

2/27 Biometrics 9AM Newark

3/14 APPLICATION FOR USCIS TRAVEL DOCUMENT approval notice sent

3/19 EAD approved/Card production ordered

6/12 AOS approved &Card producition ordered

6/12 Perm. Res. Card RCVD.

Naturalization 2017

Service Center :Dallas/Lewisville TX Lockbox

CIS Office :Oakland Park FL

Date Filed :3/13/17

NOA Date :3/20/17

Bio. Appt. :3/27/17

In Line for Interview: 4/18

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Hi, I was wondering how to go about or if its even possible, to have my sister in law to come here to care for my sick mom. What kind of visa do i apply for and is this even possible?

Unless your mother is in grave danger, I dont think you can convince Immigration that only your Sister-in-Law can help take care of your sick mother. Your sister-in-law should be able to apply for Tourist Visa for medical reasons to take care of your mother. I think its best to consult an immigration attorney or just call USCIS or NVC for general information regarding your issue. Good luck.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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Hi, I was wondering how to go about or if its even possible, to have my sister in law to come here to care for my sick mom. What kind of visa do i apply for and is this even possible?

There is no specific visa, she would need a work visa, all those have restrictions and qualifications that she is most unlikely to qualify for.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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