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Ok, I dont know where to put this, so feel free to move it, lol.

Anyhow... my children wont be joining me until at least a year after I AOS in the states, which is when we will be on our feet, having a house of our own to buy, etc.. I dont want to have the kids come, and live at my future father in laws house, just to move again to yet another school when we buy a house. So, I want to keep things consistant as much as I can for them.

Anyhow, my exhusband is in the Canadian Military and can deploy with a couple of weeks notice. He will have my kids during that time. Since we wont have any process's started for my kids yet (or even when we do), is it possible for me to have my kids sent to me in the states, visiting and going to school for those 3-9 months??

Sarinha

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payxibka   10,047

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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other than coming simply as a visitor, there is no family based visa that can be aquired in that short amount of time (outside of a remote chance on the K-2, but you indicate it could be beyond the one year follow-to-join limit).

As for attending school, it will depend on your locale.... My son arrived on a K-2, but we were never asked to prove immigration status at any time... just vaccination history...

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YMMV

 
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