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Old May 8th 2007, 5:53 pm
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Ok here goes, I have submitted my I-130 for my daughter and husband and finally appear to be clear on the processes required BUT my daughter (19) firstly applied to Camp America and had a J1 visa issued, this went ok untill she did not get offered a place that she wanted and has now been offered a year long programme at Disney (Q visa I think ) which she is desperate to take. Have just spent ages and shed loads of money calling the embassy for advice and feel more confused than before, a common occurance I believe ! Should I cancel her I-130 application and start her process again later or is it possible that she could get her Q visa and then change to I-130 later. She will obviously have to cancel J visa for Camp America but i am concerned that if we muk them about it will screw up our altogether bigger plans of moving back to the USA
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Originally Posted by wisewol
Should I cancel her I-130 application...
No. The Q visa is valid for a maximum of 15 months and it'll take most of that time for the I-130 to process. There isn't usually a problem if a person has two visas both valid at the same time.

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