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yogib37   3

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Hello everyone

I have other question. Since my wife has her green card now, I put her son on the k1 visa. He will be entering the USA on Aug 10 2006.

Do I need to file a AOS for him or will he just automanticaly get a green card when he comes in. I think I also listed him on the AOS but I am not 100% sure.

what will I need to do to get him a green card.

Yogi

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shirlJ831   0

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as far as I know he will not get one automatically I am sure he will have to have paper work done and go for interview. that is my guess

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Yogi,

The boy will need to apply for adjustment of status.

Yodrak

Hello everyone

I have other question. Since my wife has her green card now, I put her son on the k1 visa. He will be entering the USA on Aug 10 2006.

Do I need to file a AOS for him or will he just automanticaly get a green card when he comes in. I think I also listed him on the AOS but I am not 100% sure.

what will I need to do to get him a green card.

Yogi

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My son followed on 9 months after I arrived in the US. We had to apply separately for AOS for him. He had to have his own biometrics done etc. and was approved without interview through CSC within 6 months of sending in the application. (see timeline below)

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OUR TIMELINE

K1 VISA & MARRIAGE - 8 MONTHS

17 February 2004 Sent I-129F petition CSC - It was APPROVED in 147 days

3 September 2004 INTERVIEW IN LONDON SUCCESSFUL VISA APPROVED! MARRIED OCTOBER 16, 2004

ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS - 5 MONTHS

4 January 2005 - Submitted applications for AOS and EAD - 12 May 2005 Conditional Permanent Residency Approved - interview in Santa Ana

4 June 2005 CPR 2-year Green Card arrives in mail

REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS - 3½ MONTHS

8 May 2007 - I-751 sent to CSC - 23 August 2007 - Approved - Card production ordered

30 August 2007 - 10 year Green Card received

K2 TIMELINE (Stayed behind in UK to finish school)

28 March 2005 - embassy interview & medical London - visa granted

01/18/06 Applications for AOS/EAD sent - 03/28/06 EAD approved

4/3/06 - RFE for AOS - requested new medical and vacc supplement

4/26/06 - approved without interview and welcome letter sent

05/02/2006 - Greencard arrives in mail

03/14/08 - Petition to Remove Conditions mailed to CSC delivered - 7/2/08 APPROVED

NATURALIZATION TIMELINE (for myself and son) 5 MONTHS

April 18, 2011 - N-400 Applications Mailed to AZ lockbox

April 21 (received April 25) NOAs

May 12 - FP Letters mailed

May 16 - Received FP appointment letters for June 8 at 11am

August 1 - Interview - approved for Oath Ceremony - OATH CEREMONY 28 SEPTEMBER

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bummer was that because my son was 16 we also applied for a work permit which cost approx $175 but of course it came just a short time before the green card so really was money wasted!

OUR TIMELINE

K1 VISA & MARRIAGE - 8 MONTHS

17 February 2004 Sent I-129F petition CSC - It was APPROVED in 147 days

3 September 2004 INTERVIEW IN LONDON SUCCESSFUL VISA APPROVED! MARRIED OCTOBER 16, 2004

ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS - 5 MONTHS

4 January 2005 - Submitted applications for AOS and EAD - 12 May 2005 Conditional Permanent Residency Approved - interview in Santa Ana

4 June 2005 CPR 2-year Green Card arrives in mail

REMOVAL OF CONDITIONS - 3½ MONTHS

8 May 2007 - I-751 sent to CSC - 23 August 2007 - Approved - Card production ordered

30 August 2007 - 10 year Green Card received

K2 TIMELINE (Stayed behind in UK to finish school)

28 March 2005 - embassy interview & medical London - visa granted

01/18/06 Applications for AOS/EAD sent - 03/28/06 EAD approved

4/3/06 - RFE for AOS - requested new medical and vacc supplement

4/26/06 - approved without interview and welcome letter sent

05/02/2006 - Greencard arrives in mail

03/14/08 - Petition to Remove Conditions mailed to CSC delivered - 7/2/08 APPROVED

NATURALIZATION TIMELINE (for myself and son) 5 MONTHS

April 18, 2011 - N-400 Applications Mailed to AZ lockbox

April 21 (received April 25) NOAs

May 12 - FP Letters mailed

May 16 - Received FP appointment letters for June 8 at 11am

August 1 - Interview - approved for Oath Ceremony - OATH CEREMONY 28 SEPTEMBER

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Just another note that I learned from others on the board..

If your stepson is close to becoming 21.. like 20 now.. be sure and write on your AOS application...

"Potential AGE-OUT" with this they are "suppose" to expidite..

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yogib37   3

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Just another note that I learned from others on the board..

If your stepson is close to becoming 21.. like 20 now.. be sure and write on your AOS application...

"Potential AGE-OUT" with this they are "suppose" to expidite..

Ok thanks for the advice.. he is in no way endanger of being aged out. My step son is 8 yrs old :)

but I am not snotty here. that is really a good point cause others on this board may have a step son/daughter that is in that situation so that is very good advice :thumbs::thumbs:

I would in that case I would use a very good lawyer to file that work.. Just in case some problem happen and it has then they turned 21 and they are aged out.. Just make sure it is right.

have a nice day

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