visa tourist info for a paralyzed person

[crissycris 0]

Hello guys,

A friend's sister is a US citizen and she intends to bring her parents in USA for several months with a tourist visa,both parents are retired,the problem is that one of her parents is paralyzed and can not speak.

Has anyone know how the interview happens if the person can not speak ,i never heard of a similar case,i mention that the person can walk but he can not speak.

Do you know if there is a special interview for such persons?

Thank you.

[Inky 1,110]

They need to contact the US embassy that the interview would take place at and ask them their policy's and procedures.

[jaycali 415]

If her condition prevents her from any communication I'd be very supposed if she wouldn't somehow be exempted from being interviewed, or be allowed to accompany a caretaker who'd be coming with her to the states.

Does she have any way of communicating? If so, a translator may be appropriate.

Either way, an email our call to the embassy would be the best way to go about this.

[Boiler 43,426]

Travel Insurance could be an issue, but otherwise I doubt if it would make much difference, very few if any questions are asked. Can she read and write?

[crissycris 0]

They need to contact the US embassy that the interview would take place at and ask them their policy's and procedures.

this is what i told them also !thx.

Travel Insurance could be an issue, but otherwise I doubt if it would make much difference, very few if any questions are asked. Can she read and write?

yes he can read and write ,he only can't speak.