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How can we bring her parents to USA for visit?

 

IN PHILIPPINES - VISA TIMELINE
Aug. 14, 2004*1st visit to RP
Sept.13 2004*NOA1 Approved
Oct. 9, 2004*2nd Visit to RP
Dec.13, 2004*NOA2 Approved 97 Days
Jan 7, 2005*NVC forwarded petition in Manila
Mar 11, 2005*Medical Exam Scheduled
Mar 18, 2005*Interview Date scheduled
VISA APPROVED!!!
IN USA-AOS, EAD & AP - TIMELINE
April 15, 2005*Wedding date 1:30pm CST
May 07, 2005*Applied AOS, EAD & AP
May 24, 2005*Received SSCard with my married name
July 21, 2005*Recieved AP
July 25, 2005*Recieved EADCard
Sept. 26, 2005*Pharmacy Department @Bromenn Hospital
Jan.14, 2006*Recieved AOS Interview Appt
March 8, 2006*AOS Interview(Chicago)
March 8, 2006*AOS APPROVED!!!
LIFTING CONDITIONS TO PERMANENT RESIDENT - TIMELINE
Jan 23, 2008*Mailed Lifting of Condition to PR
Jany 28,2008*Recieved NOA - 1 year extention(Stay Temp Resident & authorized to work)
Feb 15, 2008*Biometrics appointment for Lifting of Conditions
April 4, 2008*Recieved Email - Production Card Ordered
April 8, 2008 *Recieved online email saying that green card was approved!!!
April 10, 2008* Recieved 10 year Green Card ***in hand***
April 15,2008*3 year Wedding Anniversary
May 2008*Return to visit Family in Philippine

May 2010 Visit Philippines

March 2014" Waiting for citizenship"

Oct 2014 Return visit to Philippines

May 2014 Citizenship!!!

Oct 2014 Renewal of vows and big family wedding in Philippines!!

Will return to Philippines in April of 2017 hopeful to buy house for future retirement plans

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arken Mentor

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Her parents will apply for a visitor visa, if they get it, they can visit.

Spouse:

2015-06-16: I-130 Sent

2015-08-17: I-130 approved

2015-09-23: NVC received file

2015-10-05: NVC assigned Case number, Invoice ID & Beneficiary ID

2016-06-30: DS-261 completed, AOS Fee Paid, WL received

2016-07-05: Received IV invoice, IV Fee Paid

2016-07-06: DS-260 Submitted

2016-07-07: AOS and IV Package mailed

2016-07-08: NVC Scan

2016-08-08: Case Complete

2017-06-30: Interview, approved

2017-07-04: Visa in hand

2017-08-01: Entry to US

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Myself:

2016-05-10: N-400 Sent

2016-05-16: N-400 NOA1

2016-05-26: Biometrics

2017-01-30: Interview

2017-03-02: Oath Ceremony

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You can ask them if they want to visit.

 

If they do they will need to get Passports, Visas and Tickets.

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32 minutes ago, marzjc56 said:

How can we bring her parents to USA for visit?

 

You don't. The parents apply on their own. There seems to be a huge misconception that Americans has to "bring over" visitors. This is far from true. If a person wants to visit, they apply for a visitor visa. There is nothing an relative, friend, or associate in the US can do for the process.

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*** Thread moved to "Tourist Visa" section of the forum since OP is asking about parents visiting.

 

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6 minutes ago, Unlockable said:

You don't. The parents apply on their own. There seems to be a huge misconception that Americans has to "bring over" visitors. This is far from true. If a person wants to visit, they apply for a visitor visa. There is nothing an relative, friend, or associate in the US can do for the process.

I see, so they have to apply in Philippines, thx!!

IN PHILIPPINES - VISA TIMELINE
Aug. 14, 2004*1st visit to RP
Sept.13 2004*NOA1 Approved
Oct. 9, 2004*2nd Visit to RP
Dec.13, 2004*NOA2 Approved 97 Days
Jan 7, 2005*NVC forwarded petition in Manila
Mar 11, 2005*Medical Exam Scheduled
Mar 18, 2005*Interview Date scheduled
VISA APPROVED!!!
IN USA-AOS, EAD & AP - TIMELINE
April 15, 2005*Wedding date 1:30pm CST
May 07, 2005*Applied AOS, EAD & AP
May 24, 2005*Received SSCard with my married name
July 21, 2005*Recieved AP
July 25, 2005*Recieved EADCard
Sept. 26, 2005*Pharmacy Department @Bromenn Hospital
Jan.14, 2006*Recieved AOS Interview Appt
March 8, 2006*AOS Interview(Chicago)
March 8, 2006*AOS APPROVED!!!
LIFTING CONDITIONS TO PERMANENT RESIDENT - TIMELINE
Jan 23, 2008*Mailed Lifting of Condition to PR
Jany 28,2008*Recieved NOA - 1 year extention(Stay Temp Resident & authorized to work)
Feb 15, 2008*Biometrics appointment for Lifting of Conditions
April 4, 2008*Recieved Email - Production Card Ordered
April 8, 2008 *Recieved online email saying that green card was approved!!!
April 10, 2008* Recieved 10 year Green Card ***in hand***
April 15,2008*3 year Wedding Anniversary
May 2008*Return to visit Family in Philippine

May 2010 Visit Philippines

March 2014" Waiting for citizenship"

Oct 2014 Return visit to Philippines

May 2014 Citizenship!!!

Oct 2014 Renewal of vows and big family wedding in Philippines!!

Will return to Philippines in April of 2017 hopeful to buy house for future retirement plans

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1 hour ago, marzjc56 said:

I see, so they have to apply in Philippines, thx!!

They apply online. They have their interview in the Philippines.

 

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/tourism-visit/visitor.html

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