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Urgent B2 Visa for Wife to Accompany Sick U.S. Citizen Child – Morocco
JeanneAdil replied to JJasper's topic in Tourist Visas
i asked as it is a lung issue and so far, he did not answer that and TB is very common in Moroc -
Urgent B2 Visa for Wife to Accompany Sick U.S. Citizen Child – Morocco
JeanneAdil replied to JJasper's topic in Tourist Visas
I asked about TB (lung issue) because of the following A person with active, infectious tuberculosis (TB) generally cannot travel to the United States, as it is a communicable disease of public health significance. However, individuals with latent TB or those who have completed treatment for active TB may be eligible to travel. Waivers may be available in certain situations, such as for children needing treatment in the US or for cases where treatment has not been completed but is deemed safe You say wife doesn't want you to bring him as he needs her care but even with a tourist visa (if she gets one), it is only good for 6 months and if your son needs extended treatments (more than 6 months), he would be staying behind with you / CO may bring this up in her interview -
Bad US Visa Interview Experience
JeanneAdil replied to ZKJ's topic in US Embassy and Consulate Discussion
I see a lot of Non UAE citizens interviewing in Dubai "LOVES to teach" here on VJ is one / that CO should treat all with respect but they don't always do that her case is hard one Did your USC wife make out her tax returns as Married / filing MFS or MFJ? Did she claim you getting a ITIN? Have you 2 commingled any assets? those are things that help a case when coming from a high fraud country It will be extended AP but all you post sounds good Best to you both -
Bad US Visa Interview Experience
JeanneAdil replied to ZKJ's topic in US Embassy and Consulate Discussion
thank you for answering please, complete a timeline as it is important to those who follow that have the same issues / embassy as you -
Bad US Visa Interview Experience
JeanneAdil replied to ZKJ's topic in US Embassy and Consulate Discussion
If you are a Pakistani citizen applying for a US visa, you should be aware of the possibility of administrative processing (AP) after your interview. Also note Refusal on CEAC site does not mean visa is refused so not to worry important notices will be Issued or denied https://egov.uscis.gov/ -
Urgent B2 Visa for Wife to Accompany Sick U.S. Citizen Child – Morocco
JeanneAdil replied to JJasper's topic in Tourist Visas
incha allah -
Bad US Visa Interview Experience
JeanneAdil replied to ZKJ's topic in US Embassy and Consulate Discussion
What embassy? /the country norms are important here USC sent money to support the bene? not a good idea to have USC wife send money Age difference? religion difference? first chats talk about love or marriage marrying soon after meeting meet on a chat site ? -
Urgent B2 Visa for Wife to Accompany Sick U.S. Citizen Child – Morocco
JeanneAdil replied to JJasper's topic in Tourist Visas
did you do CBRA for your son? -
Urgent B2 Visa for Wife to Accompany Sick U.S. Citizen Child – Morocco
JeanneAdil replied to JJasper's topic in Tourist Visas
Sorry this is very blunt but dealing with Casa is hard A team of Moroccan and US Drs would decide emergency medical care for your son those papers decide if son (even if you have his US passport) control emergency care treatment in US and if he can travel Lung treatment if TB ? You, the USC, can travel and bring him here if you have the above (US drs, approval for him to travel and his US passport) the mother's 2 children left in Moroc is not a strong tie/ she could possibly come and Adjust to stay and when she gets her green card , file to bring children here or you could petition for them as your step children Past Moroccan experiences: USC lived in Moroc with Morccan husband She got cancer and came here for treatment As she was dying, he applied to visit her with all US and hospital statements He owned Moroc business and his own apartment and Casa denied him to even visit his dying wife and he had strong Moroc ties chances for your wife to get this visa in Casa and real slim BUT she can try allah yessir -
you will need to make SS office appointment and process the change as USCIS and SS quit this https://ariasvilla.com/uscis-ends-automatic-social-security-number-update/#:~:text=Understanding the Change,Number Application Process (oSSNAP). However, as of early 2025, this automatic communication has been suspended. The SSA has temporarily paused the Enumeration Beyond Entry (EBE) program, which facilitated the automatic issuance and updating of SSNs for certain immigration applicants
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It would appear so at first but reading the reduced USCIS page for N 400 fee reduction, USCIS would consider assets like value of your rental property from the person who filed the I 864 on behalf of N 400 petition https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-fees/additional-information-on-filing-a-reduced-fee-request#Determining However, we will consider that person’s income or assets in deciding whether you are eligible for a reduced fee only if that person is currently a member of your household. that's from the site above they are also going to question how you can afford all the international travel you posted and need fee waiver
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reading the article says these 2 countries are not the ones with the biggest overstays also does not say how the bond will be returned / apply and wait and wait??? why is congress not taking charge of immigration ? Seems the only thing that body can vote on is higher wages for themselves The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) is the body of U.S. law that governs immigration and citizenship. It establishes the requirements for entering the country, obtaining citizenship, and the rights and responsibilities of immigrants. The INA is the primary source of immigration law in the United States.
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not duty free In many contexts, "duty-free cars" refers to vehicles that can be imported without paying the usual import duties and taxes. This exemption often applies to specific situations, such as: Returning Residents: US citizens employed abroad or government employees returning from extended duty (usually 140 days or more) may be eligible to import a foreign-made car duty-free as part of their personal and household effects. Returning US-Manufactured Vehicles: Motor vehicles that were previously manufactured in the US and are returning to the country are generally duty-free. Classic or Antique Vehicles: Vehicles that are at least 25 years old can be imported into the United States without having to meet current Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Department of Transportation (DOT) pollution and safety requirements. Diplomats and other Special Cases: Some countries offer duty-free car purchases for diplomats and other eligible professionals, such as farmers, civil servants, teachers, doctors, and taxi drivers.
