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Tourist visa for in-laws in Colombia
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Thanks for the reply, but I don't know the PR and CPR card, can you explain what they are?
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They were asked about family in the US, where in the US they're wanting to go, what their profession and salary is, grandkids in the US. I believe that's all they were asked.
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My wife and I filed for her AOS in December 2021, still nothing. When she calls USCIS for status updates they tell her "it's within the normal processing time, you need to continue to wait." We've contacted a representative to look into our case, still nothing. Anyone else having this issue? My wife is about frustrated and doesn't want to reapply for her work and travel permits when they expire at the end of the year. Any ideas of what we can do to resolve this? I've heard that since we've been married for two years that, if and when she gets her green card, that it will be the permanent one; not sure how true it is. I hope that there is someone on here who's been in this situation and can give insight.
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They were approved for their tourist visa, so I'm pretty happy that it went well. can't wait to have them visit. Thanks for all the replies.
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HI: I'm new here to the forum. My spouse is Colombian and awaiting the interview for her residency (she's been in the US for two years), two close family members of hers are interviewing tomorrow for their tourist visa. One is a teacher and the husband is retired, and neither of them have traveled outside of Colombia, nor own property. Is there any advice to pass along to them as far as paperwork, how to prep, what to bring to the interview? I told them to answer only the question that's being asked and not to give more information than necessary, "Do you know what time it is?" "Yes." Be direct, clear and confident. Not sure what else to tell them. Will the be asked about family in the US, how should answer those sorts of questions? Should I write an invitation letter? They would use my travel benefits since I'm employed with an airline. it would be great to have them come visit, I would like to take them to see Washington DC and New York before or after they visit us in Florida.