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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Belarus
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I haven't had any luck finding the answer to this question using the search function here... How does one submit the seperate applications for children's visas, during this process? To be clear, my fiance and I plan to marry in Belarus in November. After I return, I will submit her I-130 to begin our process. She has two children that will come with her....

So, Do I send this in all together- Wife and step-children's I-130, filing fees, passport photos, etc? Or am I supposed to send each petition seperately?

Thanks in advance for any help!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Lebanon
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I haven't had any luck finding the answer to this question using the search function here... How does one submit the seperate applications for children's visas, during this process? To be clear, my fiance and I plan to marry in Belarus in November. After I return, I will submit her I-130 to begin our process. She has two children that will come with her....

So, Do I send this in all together- Wife and step-children's I-130, filing fees, passport photos, etc? Or am I supposed to send each petition seperately?

Thanks in advance for any help!

how old are the children?

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USCIS

September 16, 2011 - petition sent

September 20, 2011 - NOA-1

September 27, 2011 - NOA-2

NVC

SEPTEMBER 30 2011 CASE RECEIVED waiting for case number

OCTOBER 19 2011 RECEIVED THE CASE NUMBER BY PHONE

OCTOBER 26 2011 AOS BILL INVOICED AND PAID

OCTOBER 26 2011 Choose of agent email sent(DS3032)

OCTOBER 28 2011 Received AOS/DS3032 email

OCTOBER 31 2011 AOS package reached NVC by DHL

November 1 2011 IV bill invoiced and paid

November 7 2011 IV package received by the NVC

November 9 2011 Case completed --waiting for the interview date

---Interview Date December 8 2011 approved

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I haven't had any luck finding the answer to this question using the search function here... How does one submit the seperate applications for children's visas, during this process? To be clear, my fiance and I plan to marry in Belarus in November. After I return, I will submit her I-130 to begin our process. She has two children that will come with her....

So, Do I send this in all together- Wife and step-children's I-130, filing fees, passport photos, etc? Or am I supposed to send each petition seperately?

Thanks in advance for any help!

Assuming the children are under 21, you file all together.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Lebanon
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Yes..both children are under 21. Thanks for the quick replies!

good luck :D

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USCIS

September 16, 2011 - petition sent

September 20, 2011 - NOA-1

September 27, 2011 - NOA-2

NVC

SEPTEMBER 30 2011 CASE RECEIVED waiting for case number

OCTOBER 19 2011 RECEIVED THE CASE NUMBER BY PHONE

OCTOBER 26 2011 AOS BILL INVOICED AND PAID

OCTOBER 26 2011 Choose of agent email sent(DS3032)

OCTOBER 28 2011 Received AOS/DS3032 email

OCTOBER 31 2011 AOS package reached NVC by DHL

November 1 2011 IV bill invoiced and paid

November 7 2011 IV package received by the NVC

November 9 2011 Case completed --waiting for the interview date

---Interview Date December 8 2011 approved

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Assuming the children are under 21, you file all together.

This is not correct. Unless the children are under 18 when the marriage takes place, they are simply out of luck. If both children are under 18 when the marriage takes place (not necessarily when you file the petition) then file all three petitions together. Treat each "stack" as if it would stand alone but include all three in the same envelope. Three separate checks, and each stack has its own copy of everything it needs including the petitioner's birth certificate and the marriage certificate. The I-130 instructions will tell you what supporting documents are needed for each beneficiary category.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Belarus
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This is not correct. Unless the children are under 18 when the marriage takes place, they are simply out of luck. If both children are under 18 when the marriage takes place (not necessarily when you file the petition) then file all three petitions together. Treat each "stack" as if it would stand alone but include all three in the same envelope. Three separate checks, and each stack has its own copy of everything it needs including the petitioner's birth certificate and the marriage certificate. The I-130 instructions will tell you what supporting documents are needed for each beneficiary category.

Thanks for the info pushbrk... Fortunately the children are 10 and 13, so it would seem that all is well, so far.

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