does having a baby on the way speed it up?

[m_olask 0]

well we had the great news this weekend that my partner is a few weeks pregnant!

Im sure i have seen similar posts to mine before, but being pregnant is not grounds for having the case sped up is it?

i didnt think it was, but if anyone has any info either way, it would be appreciated as obviously my partner is pretty sad at the idea of going through X months on her own.

hopefully though ill be approved in time to come over for the last few months and to see the little monkey pop out into the world

[no name 1]

well we had the great news this weekend that my partner is a few weeks pregnant!

Im sure i have seen similar posts to mine before, but being pregnant is not grounds for having the case sped up is it?

i didnt think it was, but if anyone has any info either way, it would be appreciated as obviously my partner is pretty sad at the idea of going through X months on her own.

hopefully though ill be approved in time to come over for the last few months and to see the little monkey pop out into the world

No.

Please try the search feature on VJ - it's very helpful.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...te=%2Bpregnancy

[YuAndDan 153]

How comes this question keeps getting asked. NO, NO, NO, NO.

Only way USCIS will expidite anything is for serious medical condition of US Citizen, or if the US Citizen gets called to active duty in a place like Iraq.

See post from 9/3.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...c=30093&hl=

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...c=30150&hl=

Here is an example of FAQ from consulate site in China:

I am pregnant and would like to travel as soon as possible. Can the Consulate expedite my application?

Due to the large number of cases backlogged we cannot expedite based on the pregnancy of the applicant, but will schedule to avoid travel around the time of birth. We have not heard of any problems arising from possible violation of China's one child policy from previous pending immigrants.

http://guangzhou.usconsulate.gov/kvfaq.html

Edited September 5, 2006 by YuAndDan

[garya505 2]

well we had the great news this weekend that my partner is a few weeks pregnant!

Im sure i have seen similar posts to mine before, but being pregnant is not grounds for having the case sped up is it?

i didnt think it was, but if anyone has any info either way, it would be appreciated as obviously my partner is pretty sad at the idea of going through X months on her own.

hopefully though ill be approved in time to come over for the last few months and to see the little monkey pop out into the world

Nope

[Savanphil 3]

well we had the great news this weekend that my partner is a few weeks pregnant!

Im sure i have seen similar posts to mine before, but being pregnant is not grounds for having the case sped up is it?

i didnt think it was, but if anyone has any info either way, it would be appreciated as obviously my partner is pretty sad at the idea of going through X months on her own.

hopefully though ill be approved in time to come over for the last few months and to see the little monkey pop out into the world

Nope, sorry but they don't expedite for that reason . Hopefully your journey will be a speedy one. Goodluck

[m_olask 0]

Nope, sorry but they don't expedite for that reason . Hopefully your journey will be a speedy one. Goodluck

hey thanks for the reply i pretty much guessed as much but i appreciate your kind words

[Sarah Rose Allen 0]

If we could find ANYTHING to speed up the process Im sure that we would all be trying to do it!

Congratulations on the news of your future family!

[iceyspots 0]

But dangit, I'm pregnant already, i thought it would work!

jk lol

[Kajikit 65]

I'm afraid not... but if you've only just found out you're going to be parents and you've already applied for your visa, hopefully you'll have it in plenty of time to be there for the last few months...

[m_olask 0]

I'm afraid not... but if you've only just found out you're going to be parents and you've already applied for your visa, hopefully you'll have it in plenty of time to be there for the last few months...

yeah if all goes smoothly then we are also hopeful thats the situation

we were originally going to get married but put that off and did the k-1 due to the extra time the CR-1 NOA1 was taking before you could even send in for the K-3. glad we did now

[Addie_Goodvibes 0]

congrats on the New Pregnancy, being pregnant will NOT speed up porcessing,

It may help you come time for the interview, it does help show legitimacy in your relationship

but thats is about all,

An attorney had told my wife & I that since we have a daughter ( 18 months old) that even though our 2 year anniversary will be 2 weeks after our interview date the USCIS IO may grant her Permanant legal Resident right away.