90 Day Fiancé alum Armando Niedermeier-Rubio is giving an update on the status of his visa amid daughter Hannah’s continued health battle.
“Approved ✅ My Humanitarian Visa has been extended for 30 more days!” Armando, 37, wrote via Instagram on Sunday, July 26. “This means I can continue being in Arizona with Hannah while she receives the medical treatment she still needs and, most importantly, remain by her side through her recovery, together with Kenny, for the next month at least 🙏🏻.”
He continued, “I want to extend my deepest gratitude and appreciation to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) @cbpgov for reviewing my case with compassion and granting this extension. Every officer I’ve interacted with has treated me with kindness and respect, and I am forever grateful.”
Armando went on to give a “very special thank you” to Representative Adelita Grijalva, who he said has been “advocating on my behalf.” He added that Grijalva has “gone above and beyond for us, helped our family & achieved what we thought might not be possible.”
“And to our immigration attorney, @kelseyzubkoff , and her amazing team at @zubkofflaw Thank you for working tirelessly every step of the way, specially as this process continues,” he wrote. “Finally, a huge thank you to every single one of you who have prayed for @hannah_rubio_ , shared our story, sent encouraging messages, and supported our family. Your love has carried us through the hardest days of our lives.”
He concluded, “This approval to remain at my daughters side is one more answered prayer, thank you ❤️🩹 Please keep Hannah in your prayers as she continues healing.”
Armando shared earlier this month that Hannah had been taken to a hospital in the United States following a medical emergency. Due to visa issues, Aramando did not accompany his daughter but was able to secure an emergency visa the next day.
He was then reunited with Hannah and his husband, Kenny Niedermeier, in the hospital. While Hannah was discharged from the facility, she was re-admitted on Friday, July 24. One day later, Armando said that Hannah had been released.
“Hannah was released from the hospital again,” Armando wrote via his Instagram Story on Saturday, July 25. “She started having a headache, weakness, difficulty walking and she was instead on her feet — symptoms the doctors had told us to be on alert for and watch closely. They found a little internal swelling, so she received IV medication.”
He concluded, “Thankfully, the doctors were pleased with how she responded [to treatment] and felt comfortable letting her leave the hospital. Hannah is feeling better. Please continue praying for her healing and recovery. Thank you for continuing your thoughts and prayers. We appreciate every bit of love and support.”
