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My wife came over on a K-1 Visa in 2010. We married and she received her conditional greencard in April 2011. We want to petition her oldest son who is now 21. Would it be better for me, as a USC, or my wife to petition for my step son?

Thanx

K-1 JOURNEY
3-18-10 Mailed I-129F to CSC
3-22-10 NAO1
5-12-10 NOA2 Sent to NVC
6-11.10 Called USEM and scheduled interview appointment
7-08-09 Physical at St Lukes-Passed
7-29-10 Interview in Manila-RFE
8-16-10 Submitted requested documents
8-20-10 VISA Approved
8-24-10 VISA delivered by Air21
9-24-10 POE Guam
9-27-10 Married

AOS JOURNEY
11-15-10 Mailed AOS application to Chicago LockBox
11-17-10 Received by USCIS
11-23-10 NOA1 issued for AOS,EAD & AP
11-30-10 NOA1 hard copies received
12-18-10 Biometrics Appt. letter received
01-06-11 Biometrics in Denver, CO
01-27-11 EAD and AP approved
01-29-11 Received AP papers
02-03-11 Received EAD card
03-29-11 AOS Approved
04-07-11 Received Green Card

ROC JOURNEY
01-16-13 Mailed I-751 petition to CSC
01-23-13 Package signed for at CSC
01-23-13 NOA1
01-25-13 Check cashed
02-26-13 Biometrics

06-12-13 Approved with no RFE or interview

06-22-13 Received Green Card

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Argentina
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My wife came over on a K-1 Visa in 2010. We married and she received her conditional greencard in April 2011. We want to petition her oldest son who is now 21. Would it be better for me, as a USC, or my wife to petition for my step son?

Thanx

hi, unfortunatly you cannot file for him now. he could have come as a K2 under his mother's K1 but he had to enter the country before his 21st birthday.

his mother will have to file for him, the wait for children over 21 unmarried is over 10 years if he is from the Philippines as well. while she is only a LPR. he cannot marry. you didn't mention what oountry he is from.

Edited by aleful
Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Thailand
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You can not petition for your step son. Only else the marriage took place before his 18th birthday.

If you are thinking of "reunification" with your stepson. You have another option. He could study there, if you like. Though I know it is very costly to study in the States but it is worth giving a shot. Just sharing, perhaps it is a good route or NOT.

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Thanx for the replies.

K-1 JOURNEY
3-18-10 Mailed I-129F to CSC
3-22-10 NAO1
5-12-10 NOA2 Sent to NVC
6-11.10 Called USEM and scheduled interview appointment
7-08-09 Physical at St Lukes-Passed
7-29-10 Interview in Manila-RFE
8-16-10 Submitted requested documents
8-20-10 VISA Approved
8-24-10 VISA delivered by Air21
9-24-10 POE Guam
9-27-10 Married

AOS JOURNEY
11-15-10 Mailed AOS application to Chicago LockBox
11-17-10 Received by USCIS
11-23-10 NOA1 issued for AOS,EAD & AP
11-30-10 NOA1 hard copies received
12-18-10 Biometrics Appt. letter received
01-06-11 Biometrics in Denver, CO
01-27-11 EAD and AP approved
01-29-11 Received AP papers
02-03-11 Received EAD card
03-29-11 AOS Approved
04-07-11 Received Green Card

ROC JOURNEY
01-16-13 Mailed I-751 petition to CSC
01-23-13 Package signed for at CSC
01-23-13 NOA1
01-25-13 Check cashed
02-26-13 Biometrics

06-12-13 Approved with no RFE or interview

06-22-13 Received Green Card

 
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