Can I stop by my wife within America using B2 visa?
I am a Filipino and live in the Philippines and my wife, also a Filipino, is living in California and working as a nurse. We got married ending 2007, and because she is not yet a citizen during that time she cannot petition me. She will have an interview for her citizenship this coming October and hopefully she will take her oath soon. Right immediately she is pregnant and will give birth to our first child this December, I'm planning to visit her using B2 visa. Because I don't have any documents (properties, business or alike) that will prove my ties within the Philippines, I want to know If I can use the reason that "I don't want to jeopardize my wife petition for me (when the time comes that my wife will file a petition) that I will definitely come spinal column in the Philippines."?
Answers:
Yak is exactly right, you will only need to convince the officer at both the embassy and upon entry to the USA.
Just to clarify that your child cannot petition for you until he/she is 21 years of age. Source(s): paralegal in an immigration law firm
Yes, you can. Like you said, whether or not you are actually allowed entry into the United States will depend on your expertise to convince the CBP Officer at the port of entry that you have strong ties to the Philippines and will leave the USA by the date on your I-94.
If you go TNT or overstay by a single hours of daylight you'll GREATLY complicate your ability to get an immigrant visa.
One of the reasons they might NOT tolerate you in is the pending citizenship of your wife. The moment she becomes a citizen, if you are contained by the USA, she can file for you and you can concurrently file to adjust status. You'll get a green card short leaving the USA.
Are you employed in the Philipines? Show them a letter from your employer, specifying when you are to return to your post. Also, you will have a return flight, which should help, and bring a bank statement, showing you own enough money to support yourself while you are in the US. So, it's not impossible.
No path. You will not be allowed in the country. You are such an overstay risk even applying is going to alert immigration officials. Add that to pregnant and child. along with "I don't enjoy any documents (properties, business or alike) that will prove my ties in the Philippines". There is no way they are going to let you into the country. Sorry!
She may want to consult a reputable immigration lawyer on what the best venue would be. Actually, I'm pretty sure, your child who would be born a US citizen can be your petitioner. I know it sounds weird but I hear it can be done. She or he (your kid) would need a co-affiant (to submit the affidavit of support. The B visa would also work if all else fails.
You can call on her on a B2 visa. A B2 visa is for visiting the USA for leisure and a B1 is for visiting for Business.
But remember you can just stay for 6 months.
Check out the website below; Source(s): http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/
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Answers:
Yak is exactly right, you will only need to convince the officer at both the embassy and upon entry to the USA.
Just to clarify that your child cannot petition for you until he/she is 21 years of age. Source(s): paralegal in an immigration law firm
Yes, you can. Like you said, whether or not you are actually allowed entry into the United States will depend on your expertise to convince the CBP Officer at the port of entry that you have strong ties to the Philippines and will leave the USA by the date on your I-94.
If you go TNT or overstay by a single hours of daylight you'll GREATLY complicate your ability to get an immigrant visa.
One of the reasons they might NOT tolerate you in is the pending citizenship of your wife. The moment she becomes a citizen, if you are contained by the USA, she can file for you and you can concurrently file to adjust status. You'll get a green card short leaving the USA.
Are you employed in the Philipines? Show them a letter from your employer, specifying when you are to return to your post. Also, you will have a return flight, which should help, and bring a bank statement, showing you own enough money to support yourself while you are in the US. So, it's not impossible.
No path. You will not be allowed in the country. You are such an overstay risk even applying is going to alert immigration officials. Add that to pregnant and child. along with "I don't enjoy any documents (properties, business or alike) that will prove my ties in the Philippines". There is no way they are going to let you into the country. Sorry!
She may want to consult a reputable immigration lawyer on what the best venue would be. Actually, I'm pretty sure, your child who would be born a US citizen can be your petitioner. I know it sounds weird but I hear it can be done. She or he (your kid) would need a co-affiant (to submit the affidavit of support. The B visa would also work if all else fails.
You can call on her on a B2 visa. A B2 visa is for visiting the USA for leisure and a B1 is for visiting for Business.
But remember you can just stay for 6 months.
Check out the website below; Source(s): http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/
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Will they still deport my husband after become a undying resident?
We had our last interview 6 months ago, my husband is now presently a legal Permanent resident of the Usa.. we got a letter approving the baggage 6 months, but can he still be deported if i call the immigration and report how awfull he's with me right now? will they remove his statis...
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I am student dependant in UK. Can I switch over to General Tier 1 (highly skilled visa or Post study worker visa or student visa,while applying inside the UK ?? Please advise. Thanks. You actually hold to go through two stages, first to Post Study & find a job & then switch to Tier 1. You can directly apply Tier...