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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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My wife and I wanted to get settled in the USA before we brought her son over. He was also mid term in school, so we did not want to withdraw him at the middle of the year.

What forms and paperwork do we need to file now to have him join us?

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Filed: Country: Vietnam (no flag)
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My wife and I wanted to get settled in the USA before we brought her son over. He was also mid term in school, so we did not want to withdraw him at the middle of the year.

What forms and paperwork do we need to file now to have him join us?

Start by looking at the Guides. Start with the I-130. The US citizen stepparent should be the petitioner.

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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My wife and I wanted to get settled in the USA before we brought her son over. He was also mid term in school, so we did not want to withdraw him at the middle of the year.

What forms and paperwork do we need to file now to have him join us?

If he was listed on you K1 petition and it has been less than a year since she arrived in the U.S. then you should just have to get his visa and the CFO Counseling.

--Jim

04/24/11 - Visit Fiance in Phil.

05/01/11 - Return from Phil. (Fantastic trip)

05/03/11 - Signed up with RapidVisa to help putting paperwork together.

05/10/11 - Requested signed documents and such from Fiance

05/16/11 - Recieved signed documents from Fiance (DHL)

05/19/11 - Application sent to Texas Service Center

05/25/11 - NOA1 - Said case was transfered to California Service Center

08/16/11 - NOA2

09/02/11 - Application Fee's paid via BDO

09/05/11 - Interview Appointment Confirmation

09/12/11 - Medical Day 1

09/13/11 - Medical Day 2

- K2 passed and received vacinations

- K1 required Sputum Culture -- SLMEC -x-ray looked "cloudy"

09/15/11 - Interview date, (Canceled)

09/26/11 - Culture Day 1

09/28/11 - Culture Day 3 -- 1st part of testing Negative

11/03/11 - New Interview Appointment Confirmation for 12/05/11 (trying to avoid delay)

11/28/11 - Sputum Culture Negative

12/01/11 - Vacinations and retesting for K1, retesting for K2, Medical Cleared

12/05/11 - Interview - Given 221(g)

-- Wanted CENOMAR for daughter's father directly from NSO, she had a NSO origional document in hand

-- Required a police clearance from Japan even though it has been over 10 years.

12/06/11 - Applied to NSO for daughter's father's CENOMAR to be sent directly to NSO

12/07/11 - Applied to Japanese Embassy in Manila for Police Clearance

01/20/12 - Japanese Police Clearance is at the embassy

02/07/12 - Visa's issued

02/23/12 - K1 Visa Expired

02/26/12 - Flights to US

***** Big Mess ****

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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If he was listed on you K1 petition and it has been less than a year since she arrived in the U.S. then you should just have to get his visa and the CFO Counseling.

--Jim

It doesn't matter how long it's been since she arrived in the US. It matters how long it's been since her K1 visa was issued. A K2 derivative visa must be issued within a year of the date the K1 was issued. Unfortunately, his wife's K1 was issued in January of last year. It's too late to apply for a K2. He'll need to file an I-130.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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It doesn't matter how long it's been since she arrived in the US. It matters how long it's been since her K1 visa was issued. A K2 derivative visa must be issued within a year of the date the K1 was issued. Unfortunately, his wife's K1 was issued in January of last year. It's too late to apply for a K2. He'll need to file an I-130.

Oh, I didn't realize that.

--Jim

04/24/11 - Visit Fiance in Phil.

05/01/11 - Return from Phil. (Fantastic trip)

05/03/11 - Signed up with RapidVisa to help putting paperwork together.

05/10/11 - Requested signed documents and such from Fiance

05/16/11 - Recieved signed documents from Fiance (DHL)

05/19/11 - Application sent to Texas Service Center

05/25/11 - NOA1 - Said case was transfered to California Service Center

08/16/11 - NOA2

09/02/11 - Application Fee's paid via BDO

09/05/11 - Interview Appointment Confirmation

09/12/11 - Medical Day 1

09/13/11 - Medical Day 2

- K2 passed and received vacinations

- K1 required Sputum Culture -- SLMEC -x-ray looked "cloudy"

09/15/11 - Interview date, (Canceled)

09/26/11 - Culture Day 1

09/28/11 - Culture Day 3 -- 1st part of testing Negative

11/03/11 - New Interview Appointment Confirmation for 12/05/11 (trying to avoid delay)

11/28/11 - Sputum Culture Negative

12/01/11 - Vacinations and retesting for K1, retesting for K2, Medical Cleared

12/05/11 - Interview - Given 221(g)

-- Wanted CENOMAR for daughter's father directly from NSO, she had a NSO origional document in hand

-- Required a police clearance from Japan even though it has been over 10 years.

12/06/11 - Applied to NSO for daughter's father's CENOMAR to be sent directly to NSO

12/07/11 - Applied to Japanese Embassy in Manila for Police Clearance

01/20/12 - Japanese Police Clearance is at the embassy

02/07/12 - Visa's issued

02/23/12 - K1 Visa Expired

02/26/12 - Flights to US

***** Big Mess ****

 
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