US Immigration from Pakistan

Hello,

I need a little information on what the best route is to take in the following situation. Just a bit of background information. My sister-in-law who has been married for more than 21 years in Pakistan and have been in an abusive relationship since then. She finally decided to take a step in getting out of it. She never worked or done anything for herself or her kids so this is like stepping into a whole new world for her. The problem is that her husband is abusive and dangerous and can do anything to harm her or her kids. My mother-in-law wants to get her out of there and bring her here to USA. My mother in law is a green card holder and her citizenship is due next year in February. She will apply but it will take her a year and as for my sister-in-law's situation, it might get worse in that time. We are trying to find the quickest and best option on how to bring her here base on her current situation. Basically we are trying to look for an "asylum" situation and not sure what the best route is to take since my mother in law can apply for her as well.

Please help guide. Thanks

Hi guys.

If we are to provide a Birth Affidavit (third party) in place of birth certificate, then can those affidavits only be made by the people who are elder than the person whom the affidavit is for, or someone younger can make that affidavit to?

Hi. How do find out if the case is still being processed at the same center which is written on the NOA1. I tried contacting Emma, but she doesn't specify that which center is processing the case currently? She just gives out the automated name of the services centers. Can we check online that where is our case at currently?

Hye seniors

I m from Pakistan my spouse is Native American my interview was done in this year july but they ve put me in AP because I guess of age gap but after three months of My interview the embassy send email to my wife there for having her interview after four days she got her interview the interview was fine enough in good environment even the CO asked my wife once your husband arrived there what he s gonna do i mean they asked about the work she answer what i wanted to do well the interview go through for 45 minutes almost and after interview my case was updated and now its been a month embassy didn t answer anything even we send inquire one time they reply the same so what we can expect after all this situation..

We finally got an interview next month but it is 1 month before our marriage anniversary. The interview date also falls between our planned travel outside the United States. I have a couple basic questions:

• When we call them to reschedule, could the planned travel be a strong enough excuse for them to approve it? How do we make sure the postponed interview falls after our 2 year marriage anniversary?
• For people who have traveled outside the US on their combo card (travel/work), has it been easy to come back to the US or does it warrant some questioning? (my spouse is currently employed, if it matters)