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So my boyfriend lives in Colombia and he's 21 (same sex relationship). He doesn't have a stable job, but he used to be in the Colombian military and does not have a criminal record, he currently lives with his mother.
Me- I am a federal employee, with a clean criminal record I have 3 college degrees and I currently make close to 100K a year. I also have global entry (only mentioning to show that my background has been checked by the government, on top of my fed gov't job) I live in Miami Beach in a wealthy area and have my own apartment. I also have great credit.
I want my boyfriend to come visit me for my birthday in April and stay with me for 2-3 weeks. I have spent time with him a few times in his country, but he's never been here. Obviously with my salary and job I can prove that I'm a trustworthy person and can pay for his expenses during his visit but I don't know if that can help him get the B-2 visa to be able to spend time with me here in Miami for a few weeks.
Do you think I can sponsor him as a non-relative? Or do you have any other advice? I really want him to come visit me and I will make sure that he has a return ticket home. His mother is close with him since his father died and he doesn't like spending long periods of time without her because she depends on his financially.
I would appreciate any advice that you have that can possibly help me.
Me- I am a federal employee, with a clean criminal record I have 3 college degrees and I currently make close to 100K a year. I also have global entry (only mentioning to show that my background has been checked by the government, on top of my fed gov't job) I live in Miami Beach in a wealthy area and have my own apartment. I also have great credit.
I want my boyfriend to come visit me for my birthday in April and stay with me for 2-3 weeks. I have spent time with him a few times in his country, but he's never been here. Obviously with my salary and job I can prove that I'm a trustworthy person and can pay for his expenses during his visit but I don't know if that can help him get the B-2 visa to be able to spend time with me here in Miami for a few weeks.
Do you think I can sponsor him as a non-relative? Or do you have any other advice? I really want him to come visit me and I will make sure that he has a return ticket home. His mother is close with him since his father died and he doesn't like spending long periods of time without her because she depends on his financially.
I would appreciate any advice that you have that can possibly help me.
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