affidavit of support, which one?

[EZ3145 0]

I plan on inviting my parents-in-law for a vist. I'm a us citizen

which affidavit of support form to do I need. I-864 or I -134?

[apple21 953]

Affidavit of Support forms are not required for tourist visa applications.

Your in-laws will be approved or denied based on their own merits and strong ties to their country.

There's nothing you can do.

[Merrytooth 5,748]

None, your parents-in-law apply for the Tourist visa on their own individual merits.

http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/visit/visitor.html

[Girl from Celebes 588]

I plan on inviting my parents-in-law for a vist. I'm a us citizen

which affidavit of support form to do I need. I-864 or I -134?

No affidavit of support is apply for B-1 visa application. Your parents-in-law have to show strong ties to their home country which is somewhat difficult even though they presented themselves very well with all of evidence specially to those who are from Third-Word countries or fall into "high fraud countries" for the US visas.

[EZ3145 0]

Affidavit of Support forms are not required for tourist visa applications.

Your in-laws will be approved or denied based on their own merits and strong ties to their country.

There's nothing you can do.

what about invitation letters?

[Avery Cates 1,141]

what about invitation letters?

Useless. The interviewing officer doesn't care that they have people in the US wanting them to visit. It holds no bearing. Sometimes works against the petitioners, as well.

Your in-laws have a mountain to climb going through the Ghana embassy. Too often parents of someone who married a US Citizen come for a "visit" and never leave, and the embassy is fully aware of that. They have to show proof of their own merits that they will return when their authorized stay is up. In this case, they will need a terrible lot of proof.

Edited May 1, 2014 by Avery Cates

[apple21 953]

what about invitation letters?

You can do that but has no bearing for their case.

What your in-laws need to provide are their own merits like: employment letter showing stable income, land/car/house title under their name, house lease/rent agreement under their name, bank statements showing money savings.

Things that bind them to their home country. Things that they will RETURN TO.

Premise is all persons applying for tourist visa has immigrant intent. They have to show the consul that they don't have that.

[Merrytooth 5,748]

Read through FAQs website for general idea.

http://ghana.usembassy.gov/niv_faq.html

[EZ3145 0]

You can do that but has no bearing for their case.

What your in-laws need to provide are their own merits like: employment letter showing stable income, land/car/house title under their name, house lease/rent agreement under their name, bank statements showing money savings.

Things that bind them to their home country. Things that they will RETURN TO.

Premise is all persons applying for tourist visa has immigrant intent. They have to show the consul that they don't have that.

can I schedule one interview date for both mother and father in laws? or is it one interview date per each side?

[apple21 953]

can I schedule one interview date for both mother and father in laws? or is it one interview date per each side?

Depends on the available dates provided by the embassy. They can have the same date.