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My niece is visiting her father due to a severe illness,  would it possible to extend her visa as her father is still in serious condition, they gave her a 3 months visa 

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22 minutes ago, britinusa said:

I think they are going to back to England for a couple of weeks and then comeback , thanks all for your help 

if they feel they may need to come back for more than 90 days they may want to consider getting a b1/2 visa. keep in mind a b1/2 visa denial will make vwp no longer available. but with the b visa they could stay for 6 months.

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11 hours ago, f f said:

if they feel they may need to come back for more than 90 days they may want to consider getting a b1/2 visa. keep in mind a b1/2 visa denial will make vwp no longer available. but with the b visa they could stay for 6 months.

B denial does not make VWP unavailable, ESTA would need to be updated which may come back negative.

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Looks like it's going to be a long term - not even sure if he is going to pull through. I think she was looking at applying for a visa when she gets back to the U.K. - it's always a risk of them denying it. 

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Would it not be better for him to go home?

 

What sort of visa is she think of applying for?

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He is a US citizen, his kids had green cards but they stayed out of the USA for too long due to work and school. I am not sure what choice we have other than a visitors visa.

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And a UKC?

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4 hours ago, britinusa said:

He is a US citizen, his kids had green cards but they stayed out of the USA for too long due to work and school. I am not sure what choice we have other than a visitors visa.

are his kids still in the us? they can not enter for the purpose of doing this but if they are still here it is legal to switch to it.

 

if he has the money to sponsor them he can apply for them to adjust status so they can remain while it processes and if they do not want to stay permanently they can relinquish the greencards on the way out. to use vwp again.

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