Input/advice much needed. Please.

[JanettRod 10]

Hello everyone. I hope I am posting this on the correct place.

My husband being my beneficiary and still waiting interview-(I’ve tried to get his case expedited, waiting on reply, fingers crossed) 

Anyway, I’d like to know if theirs an option or possibility of his parents who are in Guanajuato, MX can get an emergency visa of some sort to come see his son. 
My husband has stage 4 kidney Disease, diagnosed last year January 2020, we were now informed his kidneys aren’t doing too great and needs kidney transplant.

can anyone please give me any information on how or if we can get his parents here under that circumstance. 

My name is Janett and my husbands name is Marco- Prayers always accepted. Praying for healing. 
 

thanks for your time. God Bless. 

[pushbrk 12,221]

20 minutes ago, JanettRod said:

Hello everyone. I hope I am posting this on the correct place.

My husband being my beneficiary and still waiting interview-(I’ve tried to get his case expedited, waiting on reply, fingers crossed) 

Anyway, I’d like to know if theirs an option or possibility of his parents who are in Guanajuato, MX can get an emergency visa of some sort to come see his son. 
My husband has stage 4 kidney Disease, diagnosed last year January 2020, we were now informed his kidneys aren’t doing too great and needs kidney transplant.

can anyone please give me any information on how or if we can get his parents here under that circumstance. 

My name is Janett and my husbands name is Marco- Prayers always accepted. Praying for healing. 
 

thanks for your time. God Bless. 

Where is your husband now?  Why can't they visit him where he is?

 

[igoyougoduke 1,614]

44 minutes ago, JanettRod said:

Hello everyone. I hope I am posting this on the correct place.

My husband being my beneficiary and still waiting interview-(I’ve tried to get his case expedited, waiting on reply, fingers crossed) 

Anyway, I’d like to know if theirs an option or possibility of his parents who are in Guanajuato, MX can get an emergency visa of some sort to come see his son. 
My husband has stage 4 kidney Disease, diagnosed last year January 2020, we were now informed his kidneys aren’t doing too great and needs kidney transplant.

can anyone please give me any information on how or if we can get his parents here under that circumstance. 

My name is Janett and my husbands name is Marco- Prayers always accepted. Praying for healing. 
 

thanks for your time. God Bless. 

 

his parents should apply for visa at the US consulate in Mexico with his health documents. Iam sure they will consider granting visa on a humanitarian reason.  There is nothing you can do as parents are solely responsible for applying for visa. 

[JanettRod 10]

1 hour ago, pushbrk said:

Where is your husband now?  Why can't they visit him where he is?

 

He’s here in the U.S. His parents brought him here at 4 yrs old. Parents decided to go back home 8 years ago. 

[pushbrk 12,221]

18 minutes ago, JanettRod said:

He’s here in the U.S. His parents brought him here at 4 yrs old. Parents decided to go back home 8 years ago. 

There is no special visa for these circumstances.  They can apply for B1B2 visas.  Depending on their own circumstances, they might get them.

[Boiler 43,687]

Sounds like his parents have a ban?

[pushbrk 12,221]

29 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Sounds like his parents have a ban?

Probably, yes.  Most likely a 10 year ban.  Again, depending on their actual circumstances, they may get a temporary visitor visa with the help of a US Senator's office.  It's worth a try, but no guarantees.

[JanettRod 10]

15 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

Probably, yes.  Most likely a 10 year ban.  Again, depending on their actual circumstances, they may get a temporary visitor visa with the help of a US Senator's office.  It's worth a try, but no guarantees.

They left willingly- also I should mention they had a visa in 2014 but it  got taken away at the border in 2019 with a 1 year penalty. They over stayed in 2017 by not long a few weeks but that was enough for them to get it cancelled. 
just wanted someone’s input. 

Edited April 13, 2021 by JanettRod

[JanettRod 10]

2 hours ago, igoyougoduke said:

 

his parents should apply for visa at the US consulate in Mexico with his health documents. Iam sure they will consider granting visa on a humanitarian reason.  There is nothing you can do as parents are solely responsible for applying for visa. 

I’ll give it a try. I’ll tell them to go to the consulate.  So the US one right? 

[pushbrk 12,221]

Just now, JanettRod said:

They left willingly- also I should mention they had a visa in 204 but it  got taken away at the border in 2019 with a 1 year penalty. They over stayed in 2017 by not long a few weeks but that was enough for them to get it cancelled. 
just wanted someone’s input. 

They can try, but with their history of abusing the US Immigration system, success is unlikely, in my opinion.

 

[JanettRod 10]

Just now, pushbrk said:

They can try, but with their history of abusing the US Immigration system, success is unlikely, in my opinion.

 

Yeah. Understood. I’ll just try and hope it works. 

[JanettRod 10]

35 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

They can try, but with their history of abusing the US Immigration system, success is unlikely, in my opinion.

 

Can I attempt an advanced parole on humanitarian reasons for my husband? 

[pushbrk 12,221]

2 minutes ago, JanettRod said:

Can I attempt an advanced parole on humanitarian reasons for my husband? 

It can't hurt to try.  Why don't you make a visit to the local office of your State's senior US Senator and talk to their immigration staff member?

[JanettRod 10]

7 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

It can't hurt to try.  Why don't you make a visit to the local office of your State's senior US Senator and talk to their immigration staff member?

I will thank you! Like you said, doesn’t hurt to try. I’ll google the location. 

[JanettRod 10]

1 minute ago, JanettRod said:

9 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

It can't hurt to try.  Why don't you make a visit to the local office of your State's senior US Senator and talk to their immigration staff member?

I’m in wa state, I’m having problems finding it.