هذا جواب الرجل العسكري رونالد بين بشان هذا الموضوع ولكنه يركز على موضوع استلام الزوجه للفيزا قبل الزوج وفيها ملاحظات مفيده انقلها لكم للفائده العامه وجاء فيها :-
I've seen lots of cases where the Spouse was issued their Visa and the Primary Applicant was still undergoing AAP. in these cases I am advising that the Spouse be IMMEDIATELY transported to the USA. The reason for this is that if the Spouse is in Iraq/Afghanistan and the Primary Applicant COM-LOR is revoked and the Spouse is still in Iraq/Afghanstan, then they will also revoke the Spouse Visa. But if the Spouse travels to the USA and is admitted at the Port of Entry, then it is too late to revoke the Visa and the State Department loses jurisdiction over the case to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service and the Spouse gets to stay in the USA. Now the impoartance of that is because a "Green Card" Holder, of which is what the SIV
Visa is, can then "Sponsor" their Spouse via a USCIS Form I-130... Likewise, even if after being admitted into the USA at the Port of Entry, they wanted to deny entry or begin removal proceeding, the "Spouse" could then claim "Asylum" and it would only be a matter of time until Asylum was granted and the "Spouse" could then "Sponsor" what would otherwise be the "Primary Applicant"... Likewise, once a person has been admitted into the United States as a Permanent Resident Alien (the proper term for a Green Card holder, and by the way, "Green Card" is just a slang term for the ID Card because for over 50 years it used to be "Green", but now it is whole with a hologram background, but everyone, even the government, still calls it a "Green Card") they are eligible to travel on their Green Card, or as I highly recommend, on a US Travel Document which is also a "Re-Entry Permit" good for up to 2 years...
