Advanced Parole Question Regarding Daughter

[Nadja&Holland 0]

Hi all, been a while since we posted. My wife has recieved her parole to travel back to Brazil to visit her friends and family while we wait. It's a little unclear what she can do regarding her daughter who is 10 years old and now here in the states with us. The main purpose of the Brazil vist will be for her daughter to spend some time with her grandparents. Does anyone know if her daughter will be required to have a separate parole document or can she travel with her mother using the same paper? The daughter's application was included in the paperwork earlier this year when we applied for the visa for my wife and later when we applied for adjustment of status.

Thanks for the help!

HK Smith

[Ban Hammer 13,490]

moved from K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Process & Procedures General Discussion to Working & Traveling prior to getting a Green Card

reason: this forum is for various topics including Advance Parole (AP) from the USCIS.

[payxibka 10,047]

It might seem unclear but it is very clear. Each intended alien who seeks re-entry into the USA while there I-485's are being processed, will require an Advance Parole document.

The original visa application K-1/2 is no longer relevant.... The I-485 is.

Edited January 19, 2009 by payxibka

[Nadja&Holland 0]

It might seem unclear but it is very clear. Each intended alien who seeks re-entry into the USA while there I-485's are being processed, will require an Advance Parole document.

The original visa application K-1/2 is no longer relevant.... The I-485 is.

I am confused with the AOS process. I didn't fill AOS separated for my daughter. I came in march, we got married in april. She came in july. Do I have to send all papers again for her to get her permanent residence? Thanks. Nadja

[payxibka 10,047]

It might seem unclear but it is very clear. Each intended alien who seeks re-entry into the USA while there I-485's are being processed, will require an Advance Parole document.

The original visa application K-1/2 is no longer relevant.... The I-485 is.

I am confused with the AOS process. I didn't fill AOS separated for my daughter. I came in march, we got married in april. She came in july. Do I have to send all papers again for her to get her permanent residence? Thanks. Nadja

Yes, otherwise she will not become a permanent resident or ever get a green card. No such thing as a derivitive benefit on the parental I-485

[Nadja&Holland 0]

It might seem unclear but it is very clear. Each intended alien who seeks re-entry into the USA while there I-485's are being processed, will require an Advance Parole document.

The original visa application K-1/2 is no longer relevant.... The I-485 is.

I am confused with the AOS process. I didn't fill AOS separated for my daughter. I came in march, we got married in april. She came in july. Do I have to send all papers again for her to get her permanent residence? Thanks. Nadja

Yes, otherwise she will not become a permanent resident or ever get a green card. No such thing as a derivitive benefit on the parental I-485

Ok... Thanks

[Nadja&Holland 0]

OK, I guess I am still confused. I have filled out and sent the I-864 support form with my wife and her daughter as the beneficiaries. This has been recieved by the USIC. We are now assembling the package for Nadja's daughter for her AOS. The I-485has been completed for the daughter.

My question is: Is it necessary to send yet another I-864 Affadavit Of Support package with all the same information along with the I-485 or will the I-485 be sufficient?

I am self employed and I am just trying to avoid more work here. Since it is now 2009, and if I have to provide yet another I-864 package, I may have to contact my CPA to get copies of 2007 IRS forms plus my income, resources and bank account have all changed some since the last I-864 was sent. Probably will be the same for my mother, who is a co-sponsor.

pulling my hair out in FW..

[payxibka 10,047]

OK, I guess I am still confused. I have filled out and sent the I-864 support form with my wife and her daughter as the beneficiaries. This has been recieved by the USIC. We are now assembling the package for Nadja's daughter for her AOS. The I-485has been completed for the daughter.

My question is: Is it necessary to send yet another I-864 Affadavit Of Support package with all the same information along with the I-485 or will the I-485 be sufficient?

I am self employed and I am just trying to avoid more work here. Since it is now 2009, and if I have to provide yet another I-864 package, I may have to contact my CPA to get copies of 2007 IRS forms plus my income, resources and bank account have all changed some since the last I-864 was sent. Probably will be the same for my mother, who is a co-sponsor.

pulling my hair out in FW..

complete package... do not expect the I-864 with the first one to make it to the second