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[new_phd]

Co-brother means "Wife's sister's husband". It is not really an English word hence the absence from an English Dictionary. It is colloquially used by non-native speakers of English from South Asia (Actually mostly Indians and Srilankans). I have never heard anyone else other than these use this word.

Originally Posted by immigrationvoice1

Please wait for a year before re-applying. I am telling this from my personal experience.

On a side note, what excatly does the term, "co-brother" mean ? Did not find it any English dictionary!

[genius]

Hi everyone,
Last week one of my friend from mexico was sent back from the airport and her visa was revoked (B1/B2).The officer claimed that since she lived in the US for almost 5-6 months (no overstays) for the last 2 years,she must have worked here.Is there any possibility that she could apply for another visa (either after waiting for a few months and what are the Odds?).Can the immigrant lawyer do anything to help her get her any other visa (student or something).

Please help!!


Thanks in advance!!!

[calabor2001]

I am from India... and I have never heard that word before...

Originally Posted by new_phd

Co-brother means "Wife's sister's husband". It is not really an English word hence the absence from an English Dictionary. It is colloquially used by non-native speakers of English from South Asia (Actually mostly Indians and Srilankans). I have never heard anyone else other than these use this word.

[deardar]

How Long should a person wait after he leaves US before entering back again on Tourist Visa ?

[gagan08]

I dont think there is any waiting period, if you have multiple entry visa you can enter any time. My parents entered after 3 months gap , one noticeable caution, Immigration officer(Lady) asked my father why is he coming frequently, my father answered "Family event and get together" , officer smiled and wished good luck, and gave 6 months I94..

[katanguri_r]

Hi,

I want sponsor visiting documents to my own sister and the brother-in-law.they want to come here and over stay for 2 to 3 years.does it creates any problem for me as I am the sponsorer? and also does it create any problems during my GC process as just now I started the Labor. does it creates any problem when I sponsor to my in-laws/my parents for next time? I am sorry to post this in this forum.I googled alot but ended with no answers.
please help.
Thanks,
Ravi

[s_r_e_e]

"come here and over stay for 2 to 3 years" ?

IV is wrong place to ask how to do things illegaly
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[greencard_fever]

Originally Posted by awi_ok

Hello everyone,

My sister came to USA in May 2006 and she just recently flew back to her home country (early April 2007). She extended her stay in the US by submitting I-539 couple of weeks before her period of stay ends (6 months after arrival) and was approved by the USCIS for another 6 months (until May 2007). She is planning to come to the USA again this summer under B2 visa.

Here is my question:
Does any of you know if there is any regulation that prevents individual to stay out of the USA for certain period amount of time before he/she could come back under the same visa?

Note: she was not deported or anything. Her stay in the US was completely legal meaning she did not work illegally during her stay in the US. Just purely vacation.

Please advise,

Will T.

Hi I am planning to apply for extension for my mother, i would like to get more info about the process and all the supporting documents need to be submitted and also how long it took for you to get the approval after applied
your help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

[svsign]

I'm sponsoring my in-laws visit to USA. In the form DS 156, Q # 37
Are Any of The Following Persons in The U.S., or Do They Have U.S. Legal Permanent Residence or U.S. Citizenship? *

My wife (in-law's daughter) is in the US. She came here with me on a H4 and she has started working using her EAD. I'd like to know what her official status is.

Is it still H4?

Is it EAD?

Is it AOS?

Thanks in advance for your help

[coolpal]

My wife has sponsored her parents for visitor visa last year and it got rejected.
We are planning to sponsor again. But this time, I am planning to sponsor them.

Would that be a problem? Or should I let my wife sponsor again.
The only reason, I was thinking of sponsoring is because my wife has given up her H1B and started working on EAD, and I heard it is better for an H1B holder to sponsor for the visa.

Any suggestions or advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Pal

[s_r_e_e]

AOS

Originally Posted by svsign

I'm sponsoring my in-laws visit to USA. In the form DS 156, Q # 37
Are Any of The Following Persons in The U.S., or Do They Have U.S. Legal Permanent Residence or U.S. Citizenship? *

My wife (in-law's daughter) is in the US. She came here with me on a H4 and she has started working using her EAD.
Is it AOS?

Thanks in advance for your help

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[s_r_e_e]

Depends on what was the reason code for last rejection.

I think, It shouldnt matter who sponsors and the visa status, if sponsor can show the ability to sponsor the travel.

I and AOS and my parents got visa last month

Originally Posted by coolpal

My wife has sponsored her parents for visitor visa last
year and it got rejected.
We are planning to sponsor again. But this time, I am planning to sponsor them.

Would that be a problem? Or should I let my wife sponsor again.
The only reason, I was thinking of sponsoring is because my wife has given up her H1B and started working on EAD, and I heard it is better for an H1B holder to sponsor for the visa.

Any suggestions or advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Pal

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[anurag]

All,

I want to invite my parents to US, who are based in India. What all documents do I need to provide them besides the following.

1. Letter of employment
2. Paystubs
3. Bank statements
4. Photocopy of H1B visa

Is there is a letter that I need to give them, does anyone have a template for that letter?

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Anurag

[mantagon]

Hi,

My parents are currently with me on B2 visa. Here are the details:
VISA Granted: Aug 2007
Validity: 5 years Multiple-Entry
Came to US: June 5, 2008
I-94 Validity: Dec 4, 2008

I would like to apply for an extension of 6 months and my questions are:

1. If I apply 4 weeks before their I-94 Expires, will they be considered legaly staying even if we do not hear any decision before the I-94 expiration and they continue staying with me here after I-94 expires?

2. What happens if the extension is denied? Do they have to leave within 30 days, if they are past the I-94 expiration? Will they be considered "VISA Overstayed" or "Unlawful Stay"? Will their 5-yr-ME VISA be cancelled automatically?

Please advise. Thank you.

[112487]

hi i was given a ten year visa,i was in US july-09 to jan-10,i left the country before my I-94 expired.i'm planning to go visit again by the end of february to watch the pacqiuao fight.i'm only gonna stay for a month since ill be goin back to school on june.will i be approved if i have papers to prove that im already enrolled in school?or will it just be a waste of money to go back after being out of the country for 2 months?please help so i can take the proper actions..thanks in advance..