kanchan0 Posted January 30, 2018 Report Share Posted January 30, 2018 Hi, Murthy Law Firm: I am new to this website and this is my first question, so please ignore any errors in my post/topic submission. I've a quick question concerning Visitor Visas, please. I'm sponsoring my parents' visitor visas. I haven't met them for 3+ years. Thus, during their interview(s), if asked why are they visiting the US, they will be mentioning the reason: visiting their daughter. Having said that, however, due to unexpected circumstances I need to travel to India before their interview. May I please ask if it will impact their reasoning? Link to comment
JoeF Posted January 31, 2018 Report Share Posted January 31, 2018 First, there is no sponsoring for visitor visas. You may pay for their trip, but that's not sponsoring. The main thing is that they have to convince the officer that they will return to their home country. Your trip doesn't change that. Link to comment
NotAnAttorney Posted February 8, 2018 Report Share Posted February 8, 2018 On 1/30/2018 at 5:33 AM, kanchan0 said: Hi, Murthy Law Firm: I am new to this website and this is my first question, so please ignore any errors in my post/topic submission. I've a quick question concerning Visitor Visas, please. I'm sponsoring my parents' visitor visas. I haven't met them for 3+ years. Thus, during their interview(s), if asked why are they visiting the US, they will be mentioning the reason: visiting their daughter. Having said that, however, due to unexpected circumstances I need to travel to India before their interview. May I please ask if it will impact their reasoning? To visit your family, spend some time, visit some places in USA and return to India. Your parents need to convey the above message. The officer approves the visa if he/she could get trust that your parents would be returning to India after their trip, the below facts could support in getting the officer's trust: 1. any of your siblings in India 2. proofs of employment/income/leave for your parents if they are employed. 3. Properties/assets in India Link to comment
NotAnAttorney Posted February 8, 2018 Report Share Posted February 8, 2018 And also this is a forum, the answers from any other user just like yourself. If you need further assistance you may reach to Murthy Law Firm attorney's or their Chennai office in India. Link to comment
pontevecchio Posted February 8, 2018 Report Share Posted February 8, 2018 The purpose of the trip is sightseeing . You can pay for the Airfare if you want. The VO decides in a couple of minutes in almost all cases without looking at any documents. If you live in say NYC, they may like to visit the SOL besides other attractions and so on depending on where you live. Do not coach them. They know they are visiting for tourism. Link to comment
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