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On 7/10/2017 at 9:39 AM, mido mashakel said:

Hello V.J

 

my mother petition has been approved by USCIS .. and now  NVC stage .

 

- since my wife and I filled joint tax returns , i wonder if i can use my income only to convince the NVC and what forms do i need to support the form 1040A ?

- NVC asks for the most last year (2016) tax returns , can this only convince them  ? or i must send the (2014/2015 plus 2016) even i think the (2014/2015) are kind of weak income

- when i count my current annual income . can i add the additional hours listed on paystubs or should i stack on the full time hours (40h) weekly 

- i'm required to file the i864EZ form , since i meet all conditions they asked about  . can my wife file i864A so we send them together (i864EZ+i864A) or should I turn to I864 EVEN this form dose not fits my situation ?

- Can my wife file the I864A just to support the case even my income of the last year and this current year are above the lines ? ( Note * we are joint tax returns )

 

thanks a lot

 

 

Can I ask what was your priority date and service center please?

On 7/20/2017 at 10:36 AM, julis82 said:

Very happay that fater over 8 months I saw that her I-130 was approved, now I need to wait for the approval letter in the mail.

Does anyone know what's going to happen now? (just curious trying to get her ready)

 

Thx guys

What was your priority date and your service center??

PD: 05/15

Service center: Nebraska

Still waiting for NOA2

Just now, Boiler said:

For someone to come to the US to obtain treatment?

Yes. 

1 hour ago, jan22 said:

There is no such thing as a humanitarian visa.  And USCIS does not issue visas.  I believe you are referring to humanitarian parole, which is a USCIS decision to admit someone without a visa.  I think it unlikely they would parole someone into the US to be a caregiver, i.e., to work in the US.

I was in the same situation, my sister was really sick and i wanted to request a humanitarian visa for mom so she can come to take care of her, I contacted the person who did my immigration papers and she told me that the local congressman does these type of visas. I contacted him and her secretary told me i had to send an email with all the information explaining why i was requesting the humanitarian visa for my mom and medical records of my sister, then they would send me a form to fill out, and I would have to pay the corresponding fee, which i think was around $500. Depending on the type of emergency, the time of approval could be about 90 days or one week. That was what the lady told me. 

1 hour ago, milimelo said:

Not for providing caregiving services.

Yes you can, it's a parole visa for medical issues, there is information on the website too.

On 9/10/2017 at 6:03 PM, Stephanie Frost said:

Parent petition APPROVED! 

Received my NOA yesterday through mail. 

 

Feb. 27, 2017 - I-130 petition for mother received.

Sep. 9,2017 - I- 130 petition for mother APPROVED.

 

Now waiting for them to contact me... How long does it usually take for them to contact you?

What was your processing center? 

You can request a humanitarian visa. Call USCIS and they can give you more information. Good luck!