hnubno92

I responded in the other post to you but have you tried talking to someone in the US.  Talk to senators or whomever to see if Section 243d can be brought up and looked at.  Doesn't have to be eliminated but changed.  We plan on doing my mil paperwork at NVC in July so we will find out if she will get an interview at all and if she does will this prevent her from coming to US too.

On ‎4‎/‎21‎/‎2021 at 6:14 AM, Hmongtain907 said:

My wife pass her interview in Feb and we are still waiting for the sanction to be left all we can do is wait there is no timeframe at the moment I have reached out to the embassy, join zoom call in a town hall meeting with the ambassador In Laos and he said until Laos make an effort to accept any deportee from the u.s.a which Laos says after they have left Laos for 7 year with no Laos visa they are no longer Laos citizen then will usa left the sanction. 

I was thinking we probably have to get in touch with someone in the US (senators and etc) to see if they can bring it up to the President about the Section 243d.  Maybe with enough people asking about it he will look at it, maybe change it or eliminate it.  My husband and I will do the NVC paperwork this coming July and I guess we will find out if this section 243d with affect my mil also. 

On 4/8/2021 at 11:21 PM, Shadowly said:

It's going to be a long wait!!

Don't worry we will wait it out cuz mil is still young.  She will join us here day for sure!!!!

My husband is petitioning for his mom (my mil) from Laos too so I guess that means there won't be a visa issued anytime soon for us too.  We just got the I130 approved and moved on to NVC stage.   

My husband petition for his mom, in Laos, on 01/08/2020.  We were approved on 03/23/2021 so now the paperwork is going to NVC.  We are still waiting for approval letter in the mail.   Finally we can move on from the first stage.