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What type of visa? ?
My fiance would like for his parents to come to the US for our wedding. They entered the US illegally in 1990 and applied for political asylum once they were here.
Their case was denied so they appealed the case and got issued social security numbers and work permits. The 3rd time their case was denied they had a deportation order and left the country voluntarily.
Neither of his parents have ever been detained. My fiance is a US citizen and his parents are currently living in Mexico.
*What type of visa would they need to be able to visit for a 1month or less period?
*How long does the process take from start to finish?
*What is the process?
*What are the chances of their visa being approved?
10 Answers
- JohnLv 712 months ago
Try the Hail Mary visa if they want to lose the 160USD per person as they will not be given any visa.
- FoofaLv 712 months ago
It would be a tourist visa but it's unlikely they'd be approved. From Baja to the Yucatan there are parts of Mexico that aren't currently under State Dept. travel warnings. Pick one of those and marry there so your future in-laws can attend.
- 12 months ago
I don’t think it’s a good Idea to get married in the USA, because there is probably a high chance your parents in law would get denied the visa. Why don’t you and your fiancé get married in Mexico instead ? He has no problem seeing his family since he is a US citizen.
- sunshine_melLv 712 months ago
They're not staying; so they'd need to apply for tourist visas.Given their history, there's a 99% chance this would be denied.
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- MaxiLv 712 months ago
If you want his parents to be at the wedding then marry in Mexico as they will be denied a visa of any kind with a history of visa fraud
- Lisa ALv 712 months ago
There is absolutely no chance that they will get avisa. Get married in Mexico.
- W.T. DoorLv 712 months ago
If you feel it is important for your fiance's parents to attend the wedding then you will need to have the wedding in a country other than the USA.
- ibu guruLv 712 months ago
With their records of illegal immigration, fraudulent asylum claim, and deportation, they are not returning to US. They won't get any tourist visas. It would be total waste of $160 each to file any application as they will be denied. If you two want them at the wedding, get married in their country.
- GypsyfishLv 712 months ago
Normally, they would come on a tourist visa. But I think there's very little chance of that happening with their history. They need to talk to the people at the consulate.