LETTER FROM NVC

[alexkat09 0]

My Case is already complete dated January 7, 2009. MY husband received a letter today from the NVC that is addressed to my name. What does it mean? Please simplify this letter to me. Thanks

Dear MY NAME:

Your inquiry has been sent at the NVC. The Immigration and Nationality (INA) does not allow derivative status to family members of immediate relatives. IR1, CR1, CR2, IR2 and IR5 classifications are immediate relative visa categories. This mean that a spouse, unmarried child under age of 21 and a parent of a US Citizen require their own individual petition in order to immigrate to the US.

Edited January 13, 2009 by pretty_wahine09

[Elghazi2008 4]

My Case is already complete dated January 7, 2009. MY husband received a letter today from the NVC that is addressed to my name. What does it mean? Please simplify this letter to me. Thanks

Dear MY NAME:

Your inquiry has been sent at the NVC. The Immigration and Nationality (INA) does not allow derivative status to family members of immediate relatives. IR1, CR1, CR2, IR2 and IR5 classifications are immediate relative visa categories. This mean that a spouse, unmarried child under age of 21 and a parent os a US Citizen require their own individual petition in oeder to immigrate to the US.

Did you contact NVC about moving a family member to the US with you?

I believe that all it's saying is that IF you decide to try to bring a family member to the US, they have to file for their own visa. They won't be granted entry/immigration into the US just because YOUR visa peition was approved.

That's what I'm getting from the letter anyway...Anybody else seeing something different here?

[alexkat09 0]

My Case is already complete dated January 7, 2009. Under the IR1 Visa Category. MY husband just received a letter today from the NVC that is addressed to my name. What does it mean? Please simplify this letter to me. I'm so confused and bothered Thanks

Dear MY NAME:

Your inquiry has been sent at the NVC. The Immigration and Nationality (INA) does not allow derivative status to family members of immediate relatives. IR1, CR1, CR2, IR2 and IR5 classifications are immediate relative visa categories. This mean that a spouse, unmarried child under age of 21 and a parent os a US Citizen require their own individual petition in oeder to immigrate to the US.

Did you contact NVC about moving a family member to the US with you?

I believe that all it's saying is that IF you decide to try to bring a family member to the US, they have to file for their own visa. They won't be granted entry/immigration into the US just because YOUR visa peition was approved.

That's what I'm getting from the letter anyway...Anybody else seeing something different here?

i did contact the nvc last jan 7, about a week after they received my ds230 and requirements. i just asked them the status of my petition. they told me that my case was complete and just have to wait for the schedule of my interview. thats all. i didnt aksed them about miving a family member to the US with me.

Edited January 13, 2009 by pretty_wahine09

[ryandgracey 2]

My Case is already complete dated January 7, 2009. Under the IR1 Visa Category. MY husband just received a letter today from the NVC that is addressed to my name. What does it mean? Please simplify this letter to me. I'm so confused and bothered Thanks

Dear MY NAME:

Your inquiry has been sent at the NVC. The Immigration and Nationality (INA) does not allow derivative status to family members of immediate relatives. IR1, CR1, CR2, IR2 and IR5 classifications are immediate relative visa categories. This mean that a spouse, unmarried child under age of 21 and a parent os a US Citizen require their own individual petition in oeder to immigrate to the US.

Did you contact NVC about moving a family member to the US with you?

I believe that all it's saying is that IF you decide to try to bring a family member to the US, they have to file for their own visa. They won't be granted entry/immigration into the US just because YOUR visa peition was approved.

That's what I'm getting from the letter anyway...Anybody else seeing something different here?

i did contact the nvc last jan 7, about a week after they received my ds230 and requirements. i just asked them the status of my petition. they told me that my case was complete and just have to wait for the schedule of my interview. thats all. i didnt aksed them about miving a family member to the US with me.

Was there a DS230 filed for your son too? Is the boy just yours or is he your husband's as well?

[Jonah VD 0]

It means that your husband only petitioned you but not your kids. He should file separate a i-130 for you and each of the kids.

As what Ryandgracey was asking: "Was there a DS230 filed for your son too? Is the boy just yours or is he your husband's as well? "

It is because if the petitioner is not the biological father, then the wife should come to the US first and then petition the kids. If he is the biological father then yeah he should file separate I-130 for the wife and the kids.

Edited January 14, 2009 by Jonah VD

[alexkat09 0]

My Case is already complete dated January 7, 2009. Under the IR1 Visa Category. MY husband just received a letter today from the NVC that is addressed to my name. What does it mean? Please simplify this letter to me. I'm so confused and bothered Thanks

Dear MY NAME:

Your inquiry has been sent at the NVC. The Immigration and Nationality (INA) does not allow derivative status to family members of immediate relatives. IR1, CR1, CR2, IR2 and IR5 classifications are immediate relative visa categories. This mean that a spouse, unmarried child under age of 21 and a parent os a US Citizen require their own individual petition in oeder to immigrate to the US.

Did you contact NVC about moving a family member to the US with you?

I believe that all it's saying is that IF you decide to try to bring a family member to the US, they have to file for their own visa. They won't be granted entry/immigration into the US just because YOUR visa peition was approved.

That's what I'm getting from the letter anyway...Anybody else seeing something different here?

i did contact the nvc last jan 7, about a week after they received my ds230 and requirements. i just asked them the status of my petition. they told me that my case was complete and just have to wait for the schedule of my interview. thats all. i didnt aksed them about miving a family member to the US with me.

Was there a DS230 filed for your son too? Is the boy just yours or is he your husband's as well?

yes there was a DS230 filed for our son, i also submitted the required documents for my son together with his DS230. When my husband filed my petition, he also did file for our son. Whenever my husband recieved a letter for me, the following day or week is also a letter for my son from the nvc. my son is in IR2 visa category. Is it automatic if my case got complete, my son's case is also complete?

[alexkat09 0]

It means that your husband only petitioned you but not your kids. He should file separate a i-130 for you and each of the kids.

As what Ryandgracey was asking: "Was there a DS230 filed for your son too? Is the boy just yours or is he your husband's as well? "

It is because if the petitioner is not the biological father, then the wife should come to the US first and then petition the kids. If he is the biological father then yeah he should file separate I-130 for the wife and the kids.

my husband petitioned us. me and my 6 year old son. im working on our baby's crba right now. my husband did file separate i130. one for me and one for our son. my husband is the biological father of my 2 boys, my 6 year old son and 2 month old baby.

[Jonah VD 0]

Hello i got your message, so might as well answer it here.

I'm actually thinking it's the baby too. Because i remembered you told me you have 2 kids, I just cant remember yong age nila. Citizen na yong husband mo nong pinanganak mo yong baby mo right? so citizen na rin yong baby mo. So dont worry na maiwan sya, baka ikaw pa iwan nya )

So kailangan mo pa hintayin yong CRBA approval and US passport ng baby mo? i believe kailangan din ng DNA test. Grabe no ang daming requirements. But dont worry malapit na yan. Everything will go well.

My prayers to you and your family. By the way, ako na nagrequest sa NSO ng cenomar para sa husband ko thru their website.

Thanks a lot.

Edited January 14, 2009 by Jonah VD