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  1. #1

    Default Wife is expecting... B2 visa rejected for widowed mother-in-law .. Please help

    Hey folks,

    My mother-in-law's visa got rejected. She was asked the following questions:
    1) why do u want to go to US ? Ans : Tourism, see NY / DC.
    2) Who will u visit in US ? Ans : daughter and son-in-law.
    3) What visa does ur son-in-law hold ? Ans: H1
    4) What visa does ur daughter hold ? Ans : H4
    5) Where is your husband ? Ans : Expired
    6) When and what happened to ur husband ? Ans : expired 3 yrs back; had cancer.
    7) Where does your son work ? Do u have his salary slips ? Ans : Yes
    8) VO : Sorry ma'm you wont be able to visit US.

    Truth is my wife is expecting in 3 months and mother-in-law wants to see her first grandson. Wat must hav gone wrong ? Salary slips ??? Husband's death ???

    Shud she reapply stating that she wants to see her grand kid after delivery ? Shud I send a letter to the consulate ? Please help....

  2. #2

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    Guess its the destiny of widows . My mom got rejected yesterday in Chennai consulate . Only questions asked were How many children ? ( I am the only child) and when did your husband expire? And we are permanent residents. She did not even see any document though my mom had all pension papers , property document and even booked tickets with her return being in May. Sad that people are so inhumane........

    How long should we wait to reapply?

  3. #3
    Join Date
    Aug 2006
    Location
    USA
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    Pregnancy is not a good enough reason for a visitor visa to be granted... and specially not for parents, because of the high number of people who overstay their visit and "work" babysitting the child while the parents return to work. That is not acceptable.

    The mother-in-law being a widow makes it even harder to prove the non-immigrant intent.

    It has nothing to do with the sponsor. It has to do with herself not proving enough ties to home country and with the prejudice against widows because of all of the abuse.
    Disclaimer: The information you obtain from me at this forum is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.

  4. #4

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    Dear Senior Member/Moderator,
    Is there a way at all that a widow with a only child can come visit her son/daughter. Is there any way we can provide some evidence that she has to come here for a medical treatment and if so HOW? Your help is much appreciated . Thanks.

  5. #5
    Join Date
    Feb 2008
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    Using medical care as an excuse for a visa most likely will not work. You would be required to show that you have the resources to pay for the care. Realize that the cost of treatments for serious diseases can exceed a million dollars, you beed to be prepared to show a very large savings to justify entry.

  6. #6

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    Thanks for the reply. Though my mom had all documents including the family pension papers , property documents and interests from savings bonds the CO did not even gave her a chance to show the documents .

    If we reapply what are her chances?

    What documents to prove she would go back has to be provided? ( And how should it be presented?)

  7. #7
    Join Date
    Sep 2007
    Location
    New Delhi
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    Shoba 24,
    I am sorry that your widowed mother's case got rejected for a visitor visa. Do not loose hope and search through this forum for an answer where visa was granted to a widow even after 3 failures.
    I wish your mother good luck.

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