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My Sister already in USA and she has a green card also she has a baby that he born in US so he is an AMERICAN CITIZEN so the question is can i get visit visa to visit her and her son ?



note : i applied to visit visa before she has a green card and baby so i got
refused



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    Possible duplicate of Can a Syrian citizen get a US visa? (regarding the travel ban). It doesn't matter the baby is USA citizen. Even if your sister were a US citizen (and that requires five years residency until she can file, roughly another to get it) then she could file an I-130 to petiion you to immigrate but the processing time for that for siblings is ten years. Rather, organize a vacation in a third country.

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  • she not only has a baby she get a green card but when i get refused she was a visitor

    – user96671
    9 hours ago






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    Her green card doesn't matter anymore than her baby. - And no matter how many people you know and what their status is, if you apply for a visa, you still have to fulfill the requirements.

    – Henrik
    4 hours ago






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    @Henrik Actually, arguably, her green card makes it even harder for OP to visit because the risk OP is going to overstay indefinitely increases when staying with a resident.

    – gerrit
    1 hour ago


















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My Sister already in USA and she has a green card also she has a baby that he born in US so he is an AMERICAN CITIZEN so the question is can i get visit visa to visit her and her son ?



note : i applied to visit visa before she has a green card and baby so i got
refused



Thanks for Reading hope you can help me by doing that






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    Possible duplicate of Can a Syrian citizen get a US visa? (regarding the travel ban). It doesn't matter the baby is USA citizen. Even if your sister were a US citizen (and that requires five years residency until she can file, roughly another to get it) then she could file an I-130 to petiion you to immigrate but the processing time for that for siblings is ten years. Rather, organize a vacation in a third country.

    – chx
    9 hours ago













  • she not only has a baby she get a green card but when i get refused she was a visitor

    – user96671
    9 hours ago






  • 2





    Her green card doesn't matter anymore than her baby. - And no matter how many people you know and what their status is, if you apply for a visa, you still have to fulfill the requirements.

    – Henrik
    4 hours ago






  • 1





    @Henrik Actually, arguably, her green card makes it even harder for OP to visit because the risk OP is going to overstay indefinitely increases when staying with a resident.

    – gerrit
    1 hour ago














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My Sister already in USA and she has a green card also she has a baby that he born in US so he is an AMERICAN CITIZEN so the question is can i get visit visa to visit her and her son ?



note : i applied to visit visa before she has a green card and baby so i got
refused



Thanks for Reading hope you can help me by doing that






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My Sister already in USA and she has a green card also she has a baby that he born in US so he is an AMERICAN CITIZEN so the question is can i get visit visa to visit her and her son ?



note : i applied to visit visa before she has a green card and baby so i got
refused



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  • 4





    Possible duplicate of Can a Syrian citizen get a US visa? (regarding the travel ban). It doesn't matter the baby is USA citizen. Even if your sister were a US citizen (and that requires five years residency until she can file, roughly another to get it) then she could file an I-130 to petiion you to immigrate but the processing time for that for siblings is ten years. Rather, organize a vacation in a third country.

    – chx
    9 hours ago













  • she not only has a baby she get a green card but when i get refused she was a visitor

    – user96671
    9 hours ago






  • 2





    Her green card doesn't matter anymore than her baby. - And no matter how many people you know and what their status is, if you apply for a visa, you still have to fulfill the requirements.

    – Henrik
    4 hours ago






  • 1





    @Henrik Actually, arguably, her green card makes it even harder for OP to visit because the risk OP is going to overstay indefinitely increases when staying with a resident.

    – gerrit
    1 hour ago














  • 4





    Possible duplicate of Can a Syrian citizen get a US visa? (regarding the travel ban). It doesn't matter the baby is USA citizen. Even if your sister were a US citizen (and that requires five years residency until she can file, roughly another to get it) then she could file an I-130 to petiion you to immigrate but the processing time for that for siblings is ten years. Rather, organize a vacation in a third country.

    – chx
    9 hours ago













  • she not only has a baby she get a green card but when i get refused she was a visitor

    – user96671
    9 hours ago






  • 2





    Her green card doesn't matter anymore than her baby. - And no matter how many people you know and what their status is, if you apply for a visa, you still have to fulfill the requirements.

    – Henrik
    4 hours ago






  • 1





    @Henrik Actually, arguably, her green card makes it even harder for OP to visit because the risk OP is going to overstay indefinitely increases when staying with a resident.

    – gerrit
    1 hour ago








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Possible duplicate of Can a Syrian citizen get a US visa? (regarding the travel ban). It doesn't matter the baby is USA citizen. Even if your sister were a US citizen (and that requires five years residency until she can file, roughly another to get it) then she could file an I-130 to petiion you to immigrate but the processing time for that for siblings is ten years. Rather, organize a vacation in a third country.

– chx
9 hours ago







Possible duplicate of Can a Syrian citizen get a US visa? (regarding the travel ban). It doesn't matter the baby is USA citizen. Even if your sister were a US citizen (and that requires five years residency until she can file, roughly another to get it) then she could file an I-130 to petiion you to immigrate but the processing time for that for siblings is ten years. Rather, organize a vacation in a third country.

– chx
9 hours ago















she not only has a baby she get a green card but when i get refused she was a visitor

– user96671
9 hours ago





she not only has a baby she get a green card but when i get refused she was a visitor

– user96671
9 hours ago




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Her green card doesn't matter anymore than her baby. - And no matter how many people you know and what their status is, if you apply for a visa, you still have to fulfill the requirements.

– Henrik
4 hours ago





Her green card doesn't matter anymore than her baby. - And no matter how many people you know and what their status is, if you apply for a visa, you still have to fulfill the requirements.

– Henrik
4 hours ago




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@Henrik Actually, arguably, her green card makes it even harder for OP to visit because the risk OP is going to overstay indefinitely increases when staying with a resident.

– gerrit
1 hour ago





@Henrik Actually, arguably, her green card makes it even harder for OP to visit because the risk OP is going to overstay indefinitely increases when staying with a resident.

– gerrit
1 hour ago










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If you were refused a visitor visa previously, then the fact that your sister has since had a baby will not change the reasons for the refusal. You will need to address the reasons for why you were refused a visa.






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  • they actually said that because i'm SYRIAN citizen but the employee told me that i can re-applied again without my father because he just screamed on me in the embassy and she not only has a baby she get a green card but when i get refused she was a visitor

    – user96671
    9 hours ago








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    Yes. Unfortunately, the current travel ban will prevent you from getting a visa for the reason of your citizenship.

    – Greg Hewgill
    9 hours ago











  • comment edited sorry for late :(

    – user96671
    9 hours ago











  • so what i have to do what the mistake that i do if i'm a syrian citizen it's not my fault

    – user96671
    9 hours ago






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    @user96671 unfortunately for you, US law says that Syrian citizens are generally unable to get US visas. It is not fair, but that is not enough for a legal challenge. There is a waiver available, but the last I heard (several months ago), it seems that these waivers are essentially impossible to get in practice. Your sister could try asking the office of her congressional representative or one of her senators for help. Alternatively, and more expensively, she could try asking an immigration lawyer on your behalf whether anything can be done.

    – phoog
    9 hours ago





















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You won't be able to get to the USA to visit your sister; but you may be able to visit Canada or Mexico and meet there. This is easier for several reasons:




  • Canada and Mexico do not have a visa ban for Syrian nationals;

  • In Canada and Mexico you would not be visiting someone who already lives there; remember you have to convince the visa officer that you are not intending to immigrate. It will be easier to convince the officer thereof if you're not visiting your family at their home.


A friend of mine (UK citizen) and meets their spouse (US citizen) typically in Ireland, because if they were to meet in the UK or the US it would be harder to convince the officer they're not intending to permanently stay with their spouse.






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    If you were refused a visitor visa previously, then the fact that your sister has since had a baby will not change the reasons for the refusal. You will need to address the reasons for why you were refused a visa.






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    • they actually said that because i'm SYRIAN citizen but the employee told me that i can re-applied again without my father because he just screamed on me in the embassy and she not only has a baby she get a green card but when i get refused she was a visitor

      – user96671
      9 hours ago








    • 1





      Yes. Unfortunately, the current travel ban will prevent you from getting a visa for the reason of your citizenship.

      – Greg Hewgill
      9 hours ago











    • comment edited sorry for late :(

      – user96671
      9 hours ago











    • so what i have to do what the mistake that i do if i'm a syrian citizen it's not my fault

      – user96671
      9 hours ago






    • 2





      @user96671 unfortunately for you, US law says that Syrian citizens are generally unable to get US visas. It is not fair, but that is not enough for a legal challenge. There is a waiver available, but the last I heard (several months ago), it seems that these waivers are essentially impossible to get in practice. Your sister could try asking the office of her congressional representative or one of her senators for help. Alternatively, and more expensively, she could try asking an immigration lawyer on your behalf whether anything can be done.

      – phoog
      9 hours ago


















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    If you were refused a visitor visa previously, then the fact that your sister has since had a baby will not change the reasons for the refusal. You will need to address the reasons for why you were refused a visa.






    share|improve this answer
























    • they actually said that because i'm SYRIAN citizen but the employee told me that i can re-applied again without my father because he just screamed on me in the embassy and she not only has a baby she get a green card but when i get refused she was a visitor

      – user96671
      9 hours ago








    • 1





      Yes. Unfortunately, the current travel ban will prevent you from getting a visa for the reason of your citizenship.

      – Greg Hewgill
      9 hours ago











    • comment edited sorry for late :(

      – user96671
      9 hours ago











    • so what i have to do what the mistake that i do if i'm a syrian citizen it's not my fault

      – user96671
      9 hours ago






    • 2





      @user96671 unfortunately for you, US law says that Syrian citizens are generally unable to get US visas. It is not fair, but that is not enough for a legal challenge. There is a waiver available, but the last I heard (several months ago), it seems that these waivers are essentially impossible to get in practice. Your sister could try asking the office of her congressional representative or one of her senators for help. Alternatively, and more expensively, she could try asking an immigration lawyer on your behalf whether anything can be done.

      – phoog
      9 hours ago
















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    If you were refused a visitor visa previously, then the fact that your sister has since had a baby will not change the reasons for the refusal. You will need to address the reasons for why you were refused a visa.






    share|improve this answer













    If you were refused a visitor visa previously, then the fact that your sister has since had a baby will not change the reasons for the refusal. You will need to address the reasons for why you were refused a visa.







    share|improve this answer












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    • they actually said that because i'm SYRIAN citizen but the employee told me that i can re-applied again without my father because he just screamed on me in the embassy and she not only has a baby she get a green card but when i get refused she was a visitor

      – user96671
      9 hours ago








    • 1





      Yes. Unfortunately, the current travel ban will prevent you from getting a visa for the reason of your citizenship.

      – Greg Hewgill
      9 hours ago











    • comment edited sorry for late :(

      – user96671
      9 hours ago











    • so what i have to do what the mistake that i do if i'm a syrian citizen it's not my fault

      – user96671
      9 hours ago






    • 2





      @user96671 unfortunately for you, US law says that Syrian citizens are generally unable to get US visas. It is not fair, but that is not enough for a legal challenge. There is a waiver available, but the last I heard (several months ago), it seems that these waivers are essentially impossible to get in practice. Your sister could try asking the office of her congressional representative or one of her senators for help. Alternatively, and more expensively, she could try asking an immigration lawyer on your behalf whether anything can be done.

      – phoog
      9 hours ago





















    • they actually said that because i'm SYRIAN citizen but the employee told me that i can re-applied again without my father because he just screamed on me in the embassy and she not only has a baby she get a green card but when i get refused she was a visitor

      – user96671
      9 hours ago








    • 1





      Yes. Unfortunately, the current travel ban will prevent you from getting a visa for the reason of your citizenship.

      – Greg Hewgill
      9 hours ago











    • comment edited sorry for late :(

      – user96671
      9 hours ago











    • so what i have to do what the mistake that i do if i'm a syrian citizen it's not my fault

      – user96671
      9 hours ago






    • 2





      @user96671 unfortunately for you, US law says that Syrian citizens are generally unable to get US visas. It is not fair, but that is not enough for a legal challenge. There is a waiver available, but the last I heard (several months ago), it seems that these waivers are essentially impossible to get in practice. Your sister could try asking the office of her congressional representative or one of her senators for help. Alternatively, and more expensively, she could try asking an immigration lawyer on your behalf whether anything can be done.

      – phoog
      9 hours ago



















    they actually said that because i'm SYRIAN citizen but the employee told me that i can re-applied again without my father because he just screamed on me in the embassy and she not only has a baby she get a green card but when i get refused she was a visitor

    – user96671
    9 hours ago







    they actually said that because i'm SYRIAN citizen but the employee told me that i can re-applied again without my father because he just screamed on me in the embassy and she not only has a baby she get a green card but when i get refused she was a visitor

    – user96671
    9 hours ago






    1




    1





    Yes. Unfortunately, the current travel ban will prevent you from getting a visa for the reason of your citizenship.

    – Greg Hewgill
    9 hours ago





    Yes. Unfortunately, the current travel ban will prevent you from getting a visa for the reason of your citizenship.

    – Greg Hewgill
    9 hours ago













    comment edited sorry for late :(

    – user96671
    9 hours ago





    comment edited sorry for late :(

    – user96671
    9 hours ago













    so what i have to do what the mistake that i do if i'm a syrian citizen it's not my fault

    – user96671
    9 hours ago





    so what i have to do what the mistake that i do if i'm a syrian citizen it's not my fault

    – user96671
    9 hours ago




    2




    2





    @user96671 unfortunately for you, US law says that Syrian citizens are generally unable to get US visas. It is not fair, but that is not enough for a legal challenge. There is a waiver available, but the last I heard (several months ago), it seems that these waivers are essentially impossible to get in practice. Your sister could try asking the office of her congressional representative or one of her senators for help. Alternatively, and more expensively, she could try asking an immigration lawyer on your behalf whether anything can be done.

    – phoog
    9 hours ago







    @user96671 unfortunately for you, US law says that Syrian citizens are generally unable to get US visas. It is not fair, but that is not enough for a legal challenge. There is a waiver available, but the last I heard (several months ago), it seems that these waivers are essentially impossible to get in practice. Your sister could try asking the office of her congressional representative or one of her senators for help. Alternatively, and more expensively, she could try asking an immigration lawyer on your behalf whether anything can be done.

    – phoog
    9 hours ago















    4














    You won't be able to get to the USA to visit your sister; but you may be able to visit Canada or Mexico and meet there. This is easier for several reasons:




    • Canada and Mexico do not have a visa ban for Syrian nationals;

    • In Canada and Mexico you would not be visiting someone who already lives there; remember you have to convince the visa officer that you are not intending to immigrate. It will be easier to convince the officer thereof if you're not visiting your family at their home.


    A friend of mine (UK citizen) and meets their spouse (US citizen) typically in Ireland, because if they were to meet in the UK or the US it would be harder to convince the officer they're not intending to permanently stay with their spouse.






    share|improve this answer




























      4














      You won't be able to get to the USA to visit your sister; but you may be able to visit Canada or Mexico and meet there. This is easier for several reasons:




      • Canada and Mexico do not have a visa ban for Syrian nationals;

      • In Canada and Mexico you would not be visiting someone who already lives there; remember you have to convince the visa officer that you are not intending to immigrate. It will be easier to convince the officer thereof if you're not visiting your family at their home.


      A friend of mine (UK citizen) and meets their spouse (US citizen) typically in Ireland, because if they were to meet in the UK or the US it would be harder to convince the officer they're not intending to permanently stay with their spouse.






      share|improve this answer


























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        You won't be able to get to the USA to visit your sister; but you may be able to visit Canada or Mexico and meet there. This is easier for several reasons:




        • Canada and Mexico do not have a visa ban for Syrian nationals;

        • In Canada and Mexico you would not be visiting someone who already lives there; remember you have to convince the visa officer that you are not intending to immigrate. It will be easier to convince the officer thereof if you're not visiting your family at their home.


        A friend of mine (UK citizen) and meets their spouse (US citizen) typically in Ireland, because if they were to meet in the UK or the US it would be harder to convince the officer they're not intending to permanently stay with their spouse.






        share|improve this answer













        You won't be able to get to the USA to visit your sister; but you may be able to visit Canada or Mexico and meet there. This is easier for several reasons:




        • Canada and Mexico do not have a visa ban for Syrian nationals;

        • In Canada and Mexico you would not be visiting someone who already lives there; remember you have to convince the visa officer that you are not intending to immigrate. It will be easier to convince the officer thereof if you're not visiting your family at their home.


        A friend of mine (UK citizen) and meets their spouse (US citizen) typically in Ireland, because if they were to meet in the UK or the US it would be harder to convince the officer they're not intending to permanently stay with their spouse.







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            Metroo de Marsejlo Logoo Ĝeneralaj informoj Loko Marsejlo  Francio Transportsistema speco Metroo Komenco de trafiko 26-a de novembro 1977 Teknikaj informoj Longeco de sistemo 21,6 km Nombro de linioj 2 Nombro de veturiloj 36 Nombro de stacioj 28 (+ 2 interkonektoj) Aliaj informoj Traklarĝo 1 435 mm Transportisto RTM v   •   d   •   r La Metroo de Marsejlo (Francio) (france  Métro de Marseille ) estas metrosistemo funkcianta per pneŭoj derivita de la teknologio disvolvigita de la RATP por la metroo de Parizo. Ĝi malfermiĝis unuafoje al la publiko en la jaro 1977. Ĝi konsistas el du linioj, parte subteraj, kun longeco de entute 21,6 km , situantaj nur en la municipo Marsejlo. Nuntempe konstruiĝas du plilongigaĵoj. Enhavo 1 Mapo 2 Metrolinioj 2.1 Linio 1 2.2 Linio 2 3 Vidu ankaŭ 4 Eksteraj ligiloj Mapo | Mapo de la metroo de Marsejlo Metrolinioj | ...
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