I’m a us citizen and I want to get my mother-in-law from Guatemala to visit me for two months when I have my daughter?
I’m married to her son and he is a greencard holder
And I want to get a temporary visa so she can come visit me and our new kid for a couple of months.
She can apply for a visitor visa, B-2. This will allow her to visit for up to 6 months per trip to the US. In the future, your husband can petition for her to have permanent residence in the US when he becomes a US citizen.
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Your mother in law will need an invitation letter from you. You might also include evidence of when you are scheduled to deliver your child. Your mother in law will also need a lot of evidence that she will return to Guatemala once the purpose of her visit is over. This can include job she has to return to, family (especially minor sons and daughters) that are staying behind and she must return to take care of, property and bank statements. These are just a few suggestions. Best of luck.
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A mother-in-law may apply for a visitor visa to visit the US.
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