What is the best process for allowing family members to visit?

[dgalster 1]

My wife is from Ukraine and her daughter is here on K2. Technically the daughter is a Moldovan citizen but a resident of Ukraine. However she doesn't want to stay here permanently (at this time). I'm afraid if she goes back without AOS they will not let her back in. But if she gets AOS, then she has to stay here at least six months every year, which may not be practical.

What say you?

[Boiler 43,434]

Not 6 months, you can look up the Permanent Residency requirements.

If she does not want to stay it is her life.

[dgalster 1]

Not helpful.

Of course it is her life. I am concerned about stories of people from the Ukraine being denied for visitor or tourist visas. I just want her to be able to visit. If she does not complete adjustment of status on her K2, does it jeapordize her chances of getting another visa? Is it worse if she gets a green card and then abandons it? Or is this not a problem for future tourist or visitor visas?

[Boiler 43,434]

Makes no difference for an immigrant visa.

A non immigrant depends on her individual situation. The countries you mentioned are not a positive.

PS most of on here are not mind readers.

[yulisa 9]

Take it easy.I hope someone will answer your question without soundings annoying. Have a nice day.

[PK and PK 13]

Not helpful.

Of course it is her life. I am concerned about stories of people from the Ukraine being denied for visitor or tourist visas. I just want her to be able to visit. If she does not complete adjustment of status on her K2, does it jeapordize her chances of getting another visa? Is it worse if she gets a green card and then abandons it? Or is this not a problem for future tourist or visitor visas?

It is hard to predict with any certainty on tourist visas. Will she be able to establish a strong tie to Ukraine via a job, home, money, family, etc. They make a determination based on that.