any ideas

Submitted by vern on Tue, 2006/10/24 - 17:11.

does any one have any ideas on how i could bring my sister in law to the U.S. for Christmas?

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travelling Man overhears

Submitted by dirtbag on Tue, 2006/10/24 - 21:05.

a work visa may be a solution. I know that in Canada you can sponser a "Nanny" and it's quicker. alternatively a "job offer" with letter from Employer and all the rigmarol that goes along with it. Another long shot maybe an invitation to the funeral of a CLOSE Family member. In Canada you have to climb mountains these days and as a result one gets to know the "Roads less Travelled" maybe some of the members will be good enough to send you a Private Email with experience, similar, to give you. I do know what it's like. not being able to have a family member be with you...for a simple visit!

thanks for the advice

Submitted by vern on Wed, 2006/10/25 - 05:24.

i have been on the phone for hours on end trying to get information and i found out that my statis in the U.S. does not mean anything. it all depends on my sister in law. i feel that the process is very discouraging.

in Nicaragua i only needed a lawyer, good paper work and money and instantly i was a proud resident

work permit

Submitted by traveling man on Tue, 2006/10/24 - 20:55.

NOT TO SURE BUT WHAT I OVER HEARD DURING MY LONG WAITS IN LINE AT THE EMBASSY WAS TO GET A WORK VISA WAS EASIER THAN A VISITORS VISA

What's the catch?

Submitted by Former NL Member on Tue, 2006/10/24 - 18:14.

Is she an adult, does she have a passport, can you or her afford a ticket?

she is and adult

Submitted by vern on Tue, 2006/10/24 - 19:00.

i would buy the ticket for her and see that she goes back after Christmas. she went to the U.S. Embassy about six months ago and she was denied a visa. i was wondering what we could do differently.

sister in law

Submitted by dirtbag on Tue, 2006/10/24 - 18:01.

What do they say at the U.S. Immigration? I can tell you about Canada however, you are a long way from the Border.

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