RFE for K2 Adjustment of Status - Please help

[Norm and Missy 0]

We received an RFE for my stepdaughter's AOS application (I-485) that I need help with. Please see background info below:

• My stepdaughter was included in my wife's original I-129 petition
  
• My wife received her K1 visa and entered the country in December 2010. We subsequently got married, and she received her Green Card in March 2011.
  
• My stepdaughter received her K2 visa and entered the country in August 2011.
  
• We sent my stepdaughter's AOS application (I-485), and included as supporting documentation, a copy of the I-797 approving the initial I-129 petition, a copy of her mother's Marriage Certificate with me, photos of our wedding.
  

Now we received a RFE from USCIS stating to "submit evidence that an immigrant visa petition has been filed on your behalf."

My confusion is... An individual immigrant visa petition was never filed specifically for my stepdaughter. She was included as my wife's dependant in my wife's Form I-129, and received a K2 visa that she subsequently used to enter the country. Furthermore, as stated above, all the documentation regarding my wife's I-129 approval + proof of our subsequent wedding, was already included in my stepdaughter's I-485 submittal.

What other documents could the USCIS be asking for in this RFE?

Please provide your input.

Thanks!

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

On the I-485, part 2, which box did you check? Box 'a' or box 'c'?

[Norm and Missy 0]

On the I-485, part 2, which box did you check? Box 'a' or box 'c'?

I checked Box C... And I included a copy of the fiancee petition approval notice and the marriage certificate

[Norm and Missy 0]

Still looking for some input...

Thanks in advance

[alabaster 0]

Have u heard anything regarding how to proceed? I have same issue

[JessicaS 0]

I'm going to bump this because we file in the exact same way, although USCIS only just let us know they recieved the application. I'm wondering if we'll run into the same issue.

Jessica

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

I think the reason nobody has responded is because nobody knows the answer. The OP seems to have submitted everything required. USCIS specifically asked for evidence that an immigrant visa had been filed, and they submitted a copy of the I-129F approval notice and a copy of their marriage certificate. That should have been enough to prove their daughter was eligible for a green card. The only other thing I can think of is that the K2's adjustment of status wasn't submitted concurrently with the K1's. Since a K2 is a derivative they can't adjust status unless the K1 adjusts status. Maybe they want proof that the K1 has adjusted status.