Svetlana, you were so good and helpful in the other post about the Pro Bono attorney! Why are you criticizing and generalizing again? I had a smile on my face when you proved me wrong about Pro Bono attorney’s being free! I see you recommending out of the box advise on this site and then on some posts you go in the complete other direction? Please keep the “out of the box” ideas flowing. Manoj, please check what is the travel advisory guidelines put out from the White House for Indians who are not citizens or green card holder. Last I heard they weren’t allowing anyone on any other visas except for the citizens and permanent residents.

Better to postpone, I don’t think they relax the guidelines anytime soon, since situation is still worse in India.

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thank you Jen I really need to take decisions in this week so plz reply someone has any experience recently

I think you should cancel if possible because India is not safe these days

one of my son is us citizen(4 year old) and he is traveling with my wife and 2 of my other child(Indian passport) still it’s not safe to travel plz guide me

just keep your s in us

Manoj, I did some reading and the guidelines say that a parent, spouse and siblings of a citizen can come to the United States even if they’re on a non-immigrant visa. Just reach out to the state department anyway to confirm and also call the airlines to see if they have any requirements. It’s better for them to come back as the situation in India is not good. CDC guidelines don’t really matter! Biden’s restrictions are what’s creating hardships here.

n k that’s what I read but still not have any confidence . is anyone has case like mine plz share here

just contact state department. it’s good to rely on experience, but a solid answer from the state department can cement your decision.

@Manoj, I'm an LPR. My partner has b1b2 visa. We have an I-130 submitted to USCIS. We've traveled in and out of U.S twice during COVID. Most recently, we entered the U.S on 5/16/21 from our home country. Not sure about India with the current COVID situation, but I can tell you that parents, spouse, children, and siblings of citizens and lpr can come to the U.S even if they're on a non-immigrant visa. Hope that helps somehow!

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thank you all for suggestion on right direction