US Immigration from Georgia

Hi,

I m a newly naturalized USC and want to petition for my mom s immigrant visa. I have a few questions:

1) She has a B1 visa right now. Will she have problems visiting US while the I-130 is pending/processing?

2) Once she gets a green card, will my dad (her spouse) have problems visiting US on a tourist visa? He doesn t want a green card yet.

She has visited me several times and stayed for 6 months at a time a few times but never overstayed her entrance stamp date.

Bonus question:

3) Can I use my and my spouses combined income for the sponsorship or does one of us have to meet the limits individually? We file taxes jointly. I was confused on the wording on USCIS website.

Filling my citizenship documents

I am a French speaker and living Georgia. I can not remember my work history. Is it a big deal?

Need help to make sure that I'm doing everything right.

Hi all!

there is too much condtradiction information on the internet and I am a bit confused. Any current helpful links or information will be highly appreciated.

I am a LPR and trying to have my mom visit from The Republic of Georgia in January. She already has B2 visa and visited early 2019. Is there any restrictions on her? We intend to book her ticket for 1/5/2020 if she is allowed to travel.

Thanks in advance!

Hi there, I have a question. I am applying for my green card. We just married. My Spouse changed his last name many years ago. If I send the documents without name change order, does it work? Any recommendations?

Long shot but...I'll try to keep it short

My mother-in-law is an IR-5 from Republic of Georgia. All commercial airlines were shutdown for the longest and only now starting to slowly open up. Her visa is expiring on August 3. We booked a flight with KLM but it transited through Amsterdam. Found out she couldn't even transit, so quickly cancelled the flight. Called CBP verified that IR-5's were being admitted into US and that Istanbul route would be acceptable. She crossed the land border by foot into Turkey and took a 3 hour taxi to Trabzon (nearest Turkish airport) and was to fly Trabzon-Istanbul-San Francisco-Phoenix. She was denied boarding by Turkish Airlines on to her Istanbul-San Francisco connection without explanation. After numerous calls and emails to Turkish Airlines, US Georgian Consulate, US Turkish Consulate, and CBP. CBP stated that it could be the previously booked KLM flight causing the issue. They advised to call Turkish Airlines or KLM to correct the situation by contacting Regional Carrier Liaison Group (RCLG). Turkish said tough luck. KLM refused to attempt to correct the situation with RCLG.

We submitted a Traveler Redress Inquiry Program (DHS TRIP) request but was informed that could take 3-6 months to get a redress number if we got one at all. Was also told to remain out of Schengen Country 14+1 days AFTER the scheduled KLM flight departure date!!!

US Consulate in Georgia is refusing a visa extension. If she goes back to Georgia she automatically gets placed in 14-day mandatory COVID quarantine and possibly have a true exposure to COVID in the state COVID hotel. Every route leads to after the expiration of her visa. We have a call into our State Senator.

Anything else we could? Any good litigation lawyers out there?

Thanks!