follow to joint options

[mNr 0]

Hello VJ family,

Can somebody or anybody who have knowledge on what to do for follow to joint options please we need help and advice on what papers do we need to prepare for my children I have 3 they are all minors and we wanted to bring them here as soon as possible.I been here for in US for 1 and half month now and we are starting on my AOS... PLEASE THANKS

[baBY CaT 0]

Hi patiently waiting

hope this helps...

Can my spouse bring her/his children?

Yes. An IR visa allows unmarried minor children to travel to the U.S., either at the same time as your spouse or at a later date. However, a separate immigrant visa petition is required for each child in an IR case.

However, for an IR-1 visa, you MUST be domiciled in the United States by the time your spouse appears for a personal interview at the Embassy.

NOTE: Active duty U.S. military personnel are considered to be domiciled in the United States while serving overseas.

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwhlove.html

IR-1 Visa

Good Luck and God Bless to you and your family...

[dbears 1]

Here's the US embassy link for follow to join: http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3226.html

You don't need to go through the IR visa... as long as andon sa I-129F yong names ng kids mo and you have also indicated sa interview forms that your kids will be following pde pa sila under K2, di ka pa naman lampas 1year jan di ba?

anyway, this thread might help you: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...p;#entry1555779

Good luck sayo and may you be reunited with your kids soon. I am a mother also and I could feel your pain and longing for your kids. May God hold you and your kids together even through the distance.

God be your constant strength.

[baBY CaT 0]

Hi patiently waiting

hope this helps...

Can my spouse bring her/his children?

Yes. An IR visa allows unmarried minor children to travel to the U.S., either at the same time as your spouse or at a later date. However, a separate immigrant visa petition is required for each child in an IR case.

However, for an IR-1 visa, you MUST be domiciled in the United States by the time your spouse appears for a personal interview at the Embassy.

NOTE: Active duty U.S. military personnel are considered to be domiciled in the United States while serving overseas.

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwhlove.html

IR-1 Visa

Good Luck and God Bless to you and your family...

Oooppss...I'm sorry! Please ignore my post! i guess i got it wrong! It looks like what Dbears post is much more helpful...

Take Care and God Bless!

[Chantel 0]

My son is follow to join so far he got his visa now and ready to pick him up at the end of this month, I assumed that you are on K1, apply for your AOS together with your EAD and AP(advance parole), if they approve your AP and your AOS is still pending, you can go back and get your son, all you need to do is call the USE for his medical appointment and interview schedule.......

[mNr 0]

Hi patiently waiting

hope this helps...

Can my spouse bring her/his children?

Yes. An IR visa allows unmarried minor children to travel to the U.S., either at the same time as your spouse or at a later date. However, a separate immigrant visa petition is required for each child in an IR case.

However, for an IR-1 visa, you MUST be domiciled in the United States by the time your spouse appears for a personal interview at the Embassy.

NOTE: Active duty U.S. military personnel are considered to be domiciled in the United States while serving overseas.

http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwhlove.html

IR-1 Visa

Good Luck and God Bless to you and your family...

Oooppss...I'm sorry! Please ignore my post! i guess i got it wrong! It looks like what Dbears post is much more helpful...

Take Care and God Bless!

Its ok thank you babycat for responsing to my post I appreciate it...Godbless You

[mNr 0]

Here's the US embassy link for follow to join: http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwh3226.html

You don't need to go through the IR visa... as long as andon sa I-129F yong names ng kids mo and you have also indicated sa interview forms that your kids will be following pde pa sila under K2, di ka pa naman lampas 1year jan di ba?

anyway, this thread might help you: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...p;#entry1555779

Good luck sayo and may you be reunited with your kids soon. I am a mother also and I could feel your pain and longing for your kids. May God hold you and your kids together even through the distance.

God be your constant strength.

Thank u ate dbears yes included sa I-129 names ng mga anak ko at sinabi ko din during my interview that they will mag follow soon here 1 and half month palang ako dito pero syempre nami miss ko na masyado mga anak ko.thank u also for the link alam ko malapit na din alis mo have a safe flight soon.Godbless you

[mNr 0]

My son is follow to join so far he got his visa now and ready to pick him up at the end of this month, I assumed that you are on K1, apply for your AOS together with your EAD and AP(advance parole), if they approve your AP and your AOS is still pending, you can go back and get your son, all you need to do is call the USE for his medical appointment and interview schedule.......

Yes i came here tru k-1 visa and we are starting to gather the papers will be needing for my aos thanks you so much for the advice