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I am not sure where to post this. But I am petitioning for my sister who is New Zealand citizen to come and live here in the US if she wants to 12 years later. With that said, while the petition is pending, can she visit the US without any issues under the Visa Waiver Program? or will it be anywhere on the form asking if someone has petitioned for her for permanent residency? She just wants to visit here under 90 days as the program's regulation.

Thank you.

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Thank you. Does she need to bring any documents with her to show "ties" to new zealanda at the POE?

It's kind of like knowing how to handle an emergency exit. In 99.9% of cases it's not needed. But a good idea 'just in case.'

Edited by Yang-Ja
 
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