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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Philippines
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My wife and I are wanting to bring her parents for a visit here in the USA. We would like to know where to start as far as paperwork and documents needed for this action. My wife has had her biometrics completed and we are waiting for her interview for her AOS. I will petition for her parents since she does not have her green card yet, to look for work. Any help in this matte wold be greatly appreciated.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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The parents can apply for a tourist visa and go for the interview. They would need to show strong ties to home.

All they can do is pay the fees and give it a shot. There is nothing that you the USC can do.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Argentina
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ditto,

you can't do anything, maybe send a letter inviting them. they have to do all the paperwork, and at the interview at the US Consulate/Embassy of their country of origen, they must proove strong tiees to their contry of origin, and be solvent, such as bank accunts, jobs, properties.

They have to proove that they have no intent in coming and staying. They view every person as an intending immigrate.

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