Married in the USA,had baby and had to leave before applying to GC

[Darnell 8,478]

Excellent. Good Luck !

[Freedove7 17]

I am always slightly surprised that people studying in the US have such a poor grasp of the language. There was a post yesterday from someone who wanted to invite his Parents to his Graduation and it read like it had been written by a 5 year old.

Anyway:

There is no need for the OP to tell us anything.

I do not know if she has any other issues like a ban, struck me as being possible.

Just wondering how the PoE would take somebody married to a USC with a USC child turning up on a Student Visa... Might be an interesting conversation.

Can not say I know much about baby food, but like many foods it does vary by Country. Pretty sure I have seen the same comment about not being able to get in the US what you were used to in the UK.

If the child is not thriving and the speculation is that the child would fare better in the US then time for Daddy to get on a plane pronto. Which begs the question where Daddy is in this process. He sounds absent.

I would strongly suggest Daddy gets some Legal help.

Try studying in a different language other than your native language and you might,just might understand why

[Harsh_77 718]

Yes. Done and done. Also adding a letter from her pediatrician and gastro. Thank you

Even with letter dont expect any miracle to happen.... your timeline is 5-6 months on fast track as well, that if you have no ban and stuff.

If you have already triggered a ban it will be even longer process.

As you said earier your kid was not able to adjust in your home country.... you might want to think what your game plan is and how your kid is going to manage for 6 months when she had hard time in first couple weeks.

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

one baiting post removed. discuss the topic - give the op some latitude regarding the language. any further diverging from the topic will be thread banned.

[William33 110]

First and final warning about personal attacks. Keep the conversation civil please.

[mr and mrs 187]

guess i missed any syntax errors/inconsistencies. in any case, troll or no troll (i believe the latter), the dilemma is still interesting to discuss.

now, if the i-130 is filed, does that mean that the OP is on the radar as far as having a pending immigrant visa aplication? meaning the likelihood of a refused entry is increased?

[reginakrys 33]

Your child can enter the US anytime. You, however, I'm not sure. If you have a valid student visa, you should use it only if you intend to study and not to adjust status. If you intend to immigrate, you have to let your husband file an I-130 for you. You can try to have it expedited, but there's a chance that it'll get denied because they could assume that the USC father CAN care for his own daughter. You have to prove why you, the mother, have to be there for her all the way. But even with expedite, it's still not going to be that quick.

[Darnell 8,478]

I guess the flipside of all of this is -

what's the DSO say for your current status?? or status during the next 20 days?

If the DSO says 'you are current', then you should hop on a plane,

then adjust status (not any visa) once you are in the USA.

What's the word from the DSO ?