Rmv0311

A household is a group of people who live in the same housing unit, regardless of their relationship to each other. That means that whoever lives in that apartment\house with you regardless of their relationship to you is part of your household. But that question is very simple and i don't even see them asking how many people live with you. 2.- is asking for yourself add 1 3.- is saying add 1 for your spouse 4.- add how many children you have 5.- i guess it ask if anyone else depends on you (they just want to see if you can afford them all) if a relative lives there and that person pays his own shared of the bills, i wouldn't count them!

Mother in law tourist visa got denied when renewing it (weird I know) even thought no this has changed and she never stay here longer than what she should have. Anyways, my question is, she got denied last week, can I reapply now or do I have to wait a certain period of time? thanks!

Looking to bring mom to the USA. a few questions: 1.- When they ask for birth certificate, do they ask for mine and my mom, or just mine? and does this document needs to be translated\notarized or original from my country is fine? 2.- question 61, and 62 indicate whether the beneficiary will seek adjustment of status inside the United States or consular processing abroad. Mom is in Ecuador, so consular processing abroad correct? 3.- are there any sample forms of the I-130 here? 4.- my dad just passed away, will the document ask about my dad, do I need to provide anything about him like death certificate? Or should I just concentrate on my mom’s documents? 5.- should I do this through a lawyer or is this a simple process? thank you!

Yes I saw this a few minutes after posting my question 😂 I’m just trying to figure out if she had her fingerprints done as she doesn’t remember, but for what I read, EVERYONE who applies for a tourist visa gets it done. So she must have also!

Mother in law's tourist Visa is expiring in 4 months, her passport expires in 5 years, can she still travel to the USA even if she has 4 months before it expires? how about 3 months before it expires? She is an Ecuadorian citizen and has been in the USA 3 times, her daughter is a US citizen. Also, looking to renew her Visa, and I'm almost done doing her DS-160, how does the interview waver program works? is it by country? does Ecuador apply? I saw in other forums that suggest not to schedule an interview appointment in case you get an IWP letter, just a little confused. Can't I just schedule appt and they will eventually let me know if she doesn't need an interview? thank you!