Immediate relative visa to the US about to expire [closed]

I applied for my mother to be able to migrate and reside in the United States, after months of following the appropriate procedures and waiting to hear a response from USCIS, and later the NVC her application was approved.

My mother lives in Lima, Peru, but due to this pandemic, she was not to fly into the United States mainly because the Peruvian President did a national lockdown and International flights were all canceled.

My question is as follows: Her passport was stamped with a visa with an expiration of 6 months from the day she was interviewed and was granted permission to travel to the United States. Due to the coronavirus and this restriction from the Peruvian president, her visa will expire before Peru is able to reopen its border allowing for international flights.

Do any of you know if they are making any extensions for this type of scenario or if they are requiring to submit any type of extensions?

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Can I travel if my visa is about to expire USA?

You can legally stay in the United States until the expiration of your authorized period of stay. However, you will not be able to travel to the United States Port of Entry to seek a new admission unless your visa has been renewed by the American Embassy in your country of Nationality.

Can I extend my stay in USA if my visa is expired?

You can submit an application for an extension of stay by mail or you can file online using USCIS ELIS for an extension of stay before the expiration date on your Form I-94.

What if your visa expires while waiting for another one?

Your best option in such a situation is to leave the United States and either visit a U.S. consulate to get a new visa for reentry or, if you haven't yet reached the expiration date on your old visa and multiple entries are allowed on it, simply return.

Does 90 day rule apply to immediate relatives?

The 90-day rule is used for every applicant who wants to change or adjust their status. Immediate relatives of citizens of the United States are exempt from misrepresentation for the first 30 to 60 days.

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