chrissbe17

I don't think it will be an issue since she has travelled multiple times in the past and haven't over stayed her visit.
Also having a return ticket will help.
 
It looks like we have similar times lines from naturalization to filing the I-130 for parents and also having plans to bring parents for a visit before the I-130 approval.

People have traveled on B2 with a pending a I-130 petition; it's actually not uncommon. Yes, she can absolutely still travel on her B-2; she just has to be truthful with IO at POE, and she shouldn't volunteer any info if they haven't asked for it.

Hello Sarah,
Nobody deserves to be treated like this, get help immediately. Protect yourself and your kids, they should not be exposed to this. My prayers are with you.

My husband tried to teach me at first, but that didn't go well as we are too close to each other and in a learning environment it just didn't work out cuz his anxiety fed mine. I signed up with a driving school and they made me drive the first time I got into the car. I was so scared and anxious, etc, etc. I think I took 6 lessons with them and then did the test and passed my first time. I have been in cars all my life but I didn't know what did what. I never wanted to or imagined I would be driving one day. But my husband said if we were to have kids I needed to know how to drive so I did it. I still don't drive on highways but I do go to places close by and take our daughter to daycare, etc. I think a driving school is definitely the way to go.

I am the Non-Us Citizen:
1. I also brush my teeth before I eat. I have taught this to my husband. I think it's gross to eat breakfast without brushing your teeth so now my husband follows my example. It's just the way I was raised.
2. The washing dishes with cold water thing might be situational. In Trinidad we do not have hot water running all through the house, usually just in the shower. You use cold water by default.
Great thread!

So sad! I hope things change soon, everyone should have the same opportunities!