Visit Visa help required

[dubnew 1]

Hello Everyone, I am a permanent resident and would like to apply visit visa for my parents both retired. My father owns the property but no solid bank statement. I work full time and have good income but no savings. Do I need a bank statement or my last two years tax return, later pay stubs and income letter from the employer will be enough? 

Simple question is without bank statement would they be able to get visit visa? They will come on our second baby birth.

If you have any experience, please guide me. Thank you in advance. 

[Boiler 45,659]

Irish can use the VWP, they just apply for ESTA authorisation.

[dubnew 1]

They're not Irish citizen.

[Boiler 45,659]

You show Ireland as your Country?

[SalishSea 17,928]

Regardless of their citizenship, you cannot sponsor someone for a visitor visa.  They apply and receive a decision on their own merits and ties to their country of residence/citizenship.  

[geowrian 22,337]

16 hours ago, dubnew said:

I work full time and have good income but no savings. Do I need a bank statement or my last two years tax return, later pay stubs and income letter from the employer will be enough? 

You can provide them, but they will not be considered in whether or not to issue the visa. As noted, there is no sponsorship for a tourist visa.

The DS-160 asks who is paying for their trip. They can list you there if you are paying for the trip.

 

16 hours ago, dubnew said:

Simple question is without bank statement would they be able to get visit visa? They will come on our second baby birth.

Possibly. Depends on their circumstances, mainly their ties to return home.

The CO may be concerned that they intend to help take care of the child (i.e. babysitter or home aid), which is not permitted on a tourist visa. I personally wouldn't state that but instead just list it as visiting family. YMMV.