B-2 Visa/Laser for lady over 60 HELP!

[asilva]

Hello. This is the first time to this site.
I'm trying to get a B-2 laser visa for a friend (older lady), she has 2 sons who live with her in Mexico, one has a job at a mechanic shop who is paid Cash, and the other works as Gardner and gets paid Cash. Is it possible for her to even get a visa?

[harjeet_mrec]

Since January 8, 2007 the U.S. Consulate in Merida is issuing "BBBCV" visas. This visa is considered identical to the older "Laser" visa by the U.S. Government, and both are also known as the DSP-150. The visa is a combination of a B1/B2 business and tourist visa, and a border crossing card (BCC).

The older laser visa will no longer be issued by the U.S. Consulate in Merida after January 5, 2007. The new BBBCV visa will be delivered to the visa holders more rapidly, usually within 7-10 days of the visa interview.