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And that friend / family member won't have issues if caught at the border in the act of smuggling a prescription drug for someone other than themselves (or their minor dependent)?
The safest way would be to use a courier experienced in the movement of prescription drugs across the border.
Furthermore, if the drug is not approved for use in the USA, then it is illegal to bring it into the USA whether there is a foreign prescription for it or not.
Quickest fix would be a local clinic with a local physician writing a new prescription for something reasonably obtainable here in the USA - the only downside would be the cost. But no need to worry about whether you can / cannot import the drug, a potentially lengthy delay at the border for FDA clearance, putting a friend/family member at risk, potential confiscation, etc.
Best solution is to think of these things ahead of time and plan accordingly.

Somehow, I don't have any problems with her coming here, regardless of her husband's current wishes. Her child is a US citizen and that child deserves better life and opportunities - if that's what she hopes to find here. There is nothing wrong to wanting to live here - that doesn't mean a visa is the only thing she's concerned about. She can help her husband earn more money; if their marriage doesn't work - she'll not be the first one, or the last one to have to figure out the things on her own. He might change his mind - considering spousal and child support in US, he might get a motivation to work things out. Not everything in marriage is a compromise - yes, he wants to move to Philippines. But she wants to move here.
So, girl - take you kid and come over what ever happens is destined to happen. If you don't try, you'll never know. There are so many situations we worry about even though there is nothing, NOTHING, that we can do to change the outcome. Come over and make decisions here. You can go back any time -but if you don't come, your visa is going to expire, you may easily lose your husband anyway, and you'll never know what could have happened for you and your child in the land of opportunities

I'm sorry but I don't believe a word of this story. Normal response of any person would have been to go to police (I don't see any communication issues here to do so) and not to write about it on an immigration forum. Right - murders, heroin... ridiculous.

Somehow, I don't have any problems with her coming here, regardless of her husband's current wishes. Her child is a US citizen and that child deserves better life and opportunities - if that's what she hopes to find here. There is nothing wrong to wanting to live here - that doesn't mean a visa is the only thing she's concerned about. She can help her husband earn more money; if their marriage doesn't work - she'll not be the first one, or the last one to have to figure out the things on her own. He might change his mind - considering spousal and child support in US, he might get a motivation to work things out. Not everything in marriage is a compromise - yes, he wants to move to Philippines. But she wants to move here.
So, girl - take you kid and come over what ever happens is destined to happen. If you don't try, you'll never know. There are so many situations we worry about even though there is nothing, NOTHING, that we can do to change the outcome. Come over and make decisions here. You can go back any time -but if you don't come, your visa is going to expire, you may easily lose your husband anyway, and you'll never know what could have happened for you and your child in the land of opportunities

I don't even know how to respond to this. This is just crazy to even be reading.

I'm sorry but I don't believe a word of this story. Normal response of any person would have been to go to police (I don't see any communication issues here to do so) and not to write about it on an immigration forum. Right - murders, heroin... ridiculous.

I'm sorry but I don't believe a word of this story. Normal response of any person would have been to go to police (I don't see any communication issues here to do so) and not to write about it on an immigration forum. Right - murders, heroin... ridiculous.

I'm sorry but I don't believe a word of this story. Normal response of any person would have been to go to police (I don't see any communication issues here to do so) and not to write about it on an immigration forum. Right - murders, heroin... ridiculous.

I'm sorry but I don't believe a word of this story. Normal response of any person would have been to go to police (I don't see any communication issues here to do so) and not to write about it on an immigration forum. Right - murders, heroin... ridiculous.

I'm sorry but I don't believe a word of this story. Normal response of any person would have been to go to police (I don't see any communication issues here to do so) and not to write about it on an immigration forum. Right - murders, heroin... ridiculous.

I'm sorry but I don't believe a word of this story. Normal response of any person would have been to go to police (I don't see any communication issues here to do so) and not to write about it on an immigration forum. Right - murders, heroin... ridiculous.

I'm sorry but I don't believe a word of this story. Normal response of any person would have been to go to police (I don't see any communication issues here to do so) and not to write about it on an immigration forum. Right - murders, heroin... ridiculous.

I'm sorry but I don't believe a word of this story. Normal response of any person would have been to go to police (I don't see any communication issues here to do so) and not to write about it on an immigration forum. Right - murders, heroin... ridiculous.

I'm sorry but I don't believe a word of this story. Normal response of any person would have been to go to police (I don't see any communication issues here to do so) and not to write about it on an immigration forum. Right - murders, heroin... ridiculous.

I'm sorry but I don't believe a word of this story. Normal response of any person would have been to go to police (I don't see any communication issues here to do so) and not to write about it on an immigration forum. Right - murders, heroin... ridiculous.

I'm sorry but I don't believe a word of this story. Normal response of any person would have been to go to police (I don't see any communication issues here to do so) and not to write about it on an immigration forum. Right - murders, heroin... ridiculous.

I'm sorry but I don't believe a word of this story. Normal response of any person would have been to go to police (I don't see any communication issues here to do so) and not to write about it on an immigration forum. Right - murders, heroin... ridiculous.

I'm sorry but I don't believe a word of this story. Normal response of any person would have been to go to police (I don't see any communication issues here to do so) and not to write about it on an immigration forum. Right - murders, heroin... ridiculous.

Well, since you have the good sense....good luck!

Hmmmm, very interesting question... and, to re-phrase: why do foreign nationals have to pay into Medicare fund when they are barred from receiving the same for 5 years? And, why do US taxpayers have to pay for education of undocumented immigrants? Why do US taxpayers have to "sponsor" Walmart employees? So many whys.
US taxpayers support foreign nationals all over the world every single day, little help to our less fortunate residents doesn't cost as much as letting big corporations continue with their creative way of avoiding US taxes...anyhow, don't get me wrong, I don't support any giveaways but we need reforms on so many levels.

Hmmmm, very interesting question... and, to re-phrase: why do foreign nationals have to pay into Medicare fund when they are barred from receiving the same for 5 years? And, why do US taxpayers have to pay for education of undocumented immigrants? Why do US taxpayers have to "sponsor" Walmart employees? So many whys.
US taxpayers support foreign nationals all over the world every single day, little help to our less fortunate residents doesn't cost as much as letting big corporations continue with their creative way of avoiding US taxes...anyhow, don't get me wrong, I don't support any giveaways but we need reforms on so many levels.

Hmmmm, very interesting question... and, to re-phrase: why do foreign nationals have to pay into Medicare fund when they are barred from receiving the same for 5 years? And, why do US taxpayers have to pay for education of undocumented immigrants? Why do US taxpayers have to "sponsor" Walmart employees? So many whys.
US taxpayers support foreign nationals all over the world every single day, little help to our less fortunate residents doesn't cost as much as letting big corporations continue with their creative way of avoiding US taxes...anyhow, don't get me wrong, I don't support any giveaways but we need reforms on so many levels.

Hmmmm, very interesting question... and, to re-phrase: why do foreign nationals have to pay into Medicare fund when they are barred from receiving the same for 5 years? And, why do US taxpayers have to pay for education of undocumented immigrants? Why do US taxpayers have to "sponsor" Walmart employees? So many whys.
US taxpayers support foreign nationals all over the world every single day, little help to our less fortunate residents doesn't cost as much as letting big corporations continue with their creative way of avoiding US taxes...anyhow, don't get me wrong, I don't support any giveaways but we need reforms on so many levels.

A Troubling Pattern
I have been on here for quite a while and have been following several posts from beneficiaries claiming abuse right after receiving either the conditional green card or 10 years green card. Without disputing the existence of genuine abuses, I am beginning to question how authentic some of these claims are. How is this for logic, that, 99.97% of the abuse occurs only after the green card – conditional or unconditional – was received? Assuming some of these abuses occurred prior to obtaining the green card but the beneficiaries remained silent until after the green card were received, isn’t this like a prior ‘intent-to-use-for-green card’ instead of marrying for real? To add to this troubling trend, most of those on conditional green card claiming abuse get on here to ask for how they can stay legally through VAWA, which indicates a prior knowledge of some sort. Even those who have no idea about VAWA, their first post are always centered on how they can remove the condition without the sponsoring partner. To the best of my knowledge, I have only seen one person claiming abuse who was asking for help to travel back to her home country.
I don’t have a problem with anyone who wants to live here if their marriage didn’t work, but if 99.999% claim abuse and instantly jump into fishing for a way to live here permanently without the petitioner; it provokes some considerable doubts as to how authentic some of these claims really are. Without blinking, and from the past experiences of some petitioners, most of these beneficiaries are married back home, use the petitioners to secure green card for themselves and any their children (if any), and hurriedly claim abuse just to get it done with the petition, since the goal is already achieved.
In my opinion, it seems the pursuit of green card has become a goal with its own rights. Most of these people feel justified to play with the emotions of their sponsors without attaching any significance to their interest. Even if they have to make a false claim and call the cops on them, as long as it will allow for them to ‘manipulate’ VAWA with these false claims to get their green card, they do without blinking. I am concerned about this pattern, and so should every citizen and non-citizens alike who have a healthy respect for properly constituted rules.
Something has to be done about this. If we’re quick to petition USCIS on unfair adjudication or delayed process, we must equally be fair to petition VAWA to look into cases of abuse with eagle eyes. If we don’t act, a few years down the road, just like the Zombie Apocalypse, we’ll be over-ran in this country by these self-serving lairs .