I am a Yemeni citizen who has applied for an immigration visa to join my wife and family. My application is currently with the NationalVisa Center.nvc
I am awaiting an interview appointment. I understand that visa issuance may be suspended starting in early 2026, and I would like guidance on how to apply for a humanitarian exception. My wife is a U.S. citizen and the sole provider for our family, which includes our six-month-old son, a U.S. citizen, and her older son from a previous marriage, who is also a U.S. citizen. My wife works in retail and is experiencing severe financial hardship. She is unable to fully support our children because she owes her sister $3,000. I can provide the following supporting documents: my wife's medical report, our infant son's birth certificate, money orders from me to my wife, details of her employment contract and salary, a statement of debt from her sister, and my employment contract. While my wife and our older son were in Yemen, they witnessed intense airstrikes and armed conflict near their home. This caused her severe distress, fear, and trauma. She is now psychologically unable to return to Ye
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