AP Reason - Page 2

Originally Posted by Pianoswithoutfaith

I google that illness and it doesn't appear that serious. Most of the AP cases regarding humanitarian reasons I've read here had life threatening reasons. By now I am sure USCIS has gotten an idea of up to what is a good emergency reason. However, it could have. Even the person handling your husband case just didn't think it was serious. And had it been someone else it would have been approved.

But this just my opinion here so don't take it to heart. The truth is not even lawyers know how uscis operates some people get approve earlier despite sending their applications late and others later despite sending them early.

Originally Posted by Pianoswithoutfaith

I google that illness and it doesn't appear that serious. Most of the AP cases regarding humanitarian reasons I've read here had life threatening reasons. By now I am sure USCIS has gotten an idea of up to what is a good emergency reason. However, it could have. Even the person handling your husband case just didn't think it was serious. And had it been someone else it would have been approved.

But this just my opinion here so don't take it to heart. The truth is not even lawyers know how uscis operates some people get approve earlier despite sending their applications late and others later despite sending them early.

Originally Posted by D_IN_LI

Does anyone know if a Gallbladder removal surgery for my father would be enough of a reason for AP approval? Or would it have to be something more serious?

I think since its my father on the line then it should be okay but then again gallbladder removal is a common procedure.

Any suggestions? Comments?

Originally Posted by thedelight21

I don't think so..since my husband's case needs more evidence for a "life threatening" condition.

Originally Posted by D_IN_LI

That's a little unfair on USCIS side to pick and chose what is life threatening. SMH! lol

I get they are both not life threatening but they are major surgeries.

smh.