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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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I would like to ask for my friend. Her son was under 18 years old when she got married to a USC. Her visa still isnt approved yet and her son is 21 years old now. She would like to know if her son can go to the US with her after she gets the visa? Thanks for your help.

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03/04/2010: Getting married

06/06/2011: Submit I-130. Case is at CSC

06/08/2011: NOA1

01/06/2012: NOA2

01/23/2012: Case number assigned

01/26/2012: AOS Bill and IV Bill invoiced

05/10/2012: Paid AOS and IV fees

08/20/2012: Sent AOS and IV packets

08/22/2012: NVC received AOS and IV packets

08/29/2012: Case complete

11/06/2012: Interview date appointment received

12/04/2012: Interview date. Approved!!!

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The answer is no. The son would have needed to be approved for a visa also. There would need to be a I-130 application submitted for the son as well.

Because the child was under 18 at the time of marriage that does not give him the right to enter the USA either.

USCIS

10-15-2009 Met while I was on vacation...

11-12-2009 Traveled to CR for 3 weeks (Engaged)

02-21-2010 Married

05-28-2010 Mailed I-130

05-31-2010 Received - Chicago Lockbox

06-07-2010 I-130 NOA1 - CSC

06-08-2010 Touched

09-16-2010 NOA2

NVC

09-21-2010 Case# assinged

09-22-2010 AOS and IV bill generated.

09-22-2010 Paid AOS and IV bill.

09/23/2010 Both bills show paid. Printed cover sheets.

09/27/2010 Mailed AOS & IV package (fedex).

09-28-2010 Package received at NVC 9:32am (signed for by J.Desmond)

10-04-2010 AOS & IV docs in AVR system.

10-08-2010 SIF.

10-21-2010 Case Closed.

10-25-2010 Case sent to USEM.

USEM

10-27-2010 Received file.

11-02-2010 Medical. PASSED

11-08-2010 Interview APPROVED

POE

11-13-2010 Frt Lauderdale,FL.

SS Card

11-29-2010

Welcome Letter

12-10-2010

Greencard received

12-20-2010

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
Timeline

The answer is no. The son would have needed to be approved for a visa also. There would need to be a I-130 application submitted for the son as well.

Because the child was under 18 at the time of marriage that does not give him the right to enter the USA either.

I didnt provide enough information in that last post. Her husband filed a petiton for her son too. So in this case, he still can go to the US as long as he and his mom pass the interview, although he is 21 right?

03/04/2010: Getting married

06/06/2011: Submit I-130. Case is at CSC

06/08/2011: NOA1

01/06/2012: NOA2

01/23/2012: Case number assigned

01/26/2012: AOS Bill and IV Bill invoiced

05/10/2012: Paid AOS and IV fees

08/20/2012: Sent AOS and IV packets

08/22/2012: NVC received AOS and IV packets

08/29/2012: Case complete

11/06/2012: Interview date appointment received

12/04/2012: Interview date. Approved!!!

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I didnt provide enough information in that last post. Her husband filed a petiton for her son too. So in this case, he still can go to the US as long as he and his mom pass the interview, although he is 21 right?

After 3 years they are only at the I-130 phase and they requested it 3 years ago? Please provide more detailed information as I believe we are getting into gray areas as their are exceptions if they are only waiting for an interview as compared to filing an original petition.

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Service Center : Vermont Service Center
Consulate : Bogota, Colombia
Marriage: 2009-08-01
I-130 Sent : 2009-09-29
I-130 NOA1 : 2009-10-06
I-130 Approved : 2010-03-18
NVC Received : 2010-03-23
Case Completed at NVC : 2010-09-16
Interview Date : December 16, 2010
Interview Result : APPROVED
Visa Received : 12/27/10
US Entry :12/29/10
Two-year green card received: 1/19/11
SSN received: 2/2/11
Lifting of Conditions Filed 10/1/12
Lifting of Conditions NOA 10/9/12
Lifting of Conditions Biometrics Appt 10/31/12

Lifting of Conditions Approved 12/10/12

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I didnt provide enough information in that last post. Her husband filed a petiton for her son too. So in this case, he still can go to the US as long as he and his mom pass the interview, although he is 21 right?

If he has remained unmarried, yes.

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