Legal Question in Immigration Law in New York

Sana,

I don't think that it's possible to get her a visa as a babysitter "invited" by yourself. There are special Au pair programs for that.

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If your friend wants to come in this country legally she will need to come in as an Au Pair or a domestic employee. Both of these positions will require her to apply for a visa from her local US Consulate in order to enter US.

If her application is approved she will be granted a J1 or B1 visa and you will have to provide your tax information for the past three years to show that you can support her.

Please note that immigration will investigate you and your husband�s immigration status.

Please also note that the J1 or B1 visa will not give your friend an automatic right to get a green card.

Patricia Martin-Gibbons

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