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Hagrid Enthusiast

Hagrid   22

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Just to add, when I have a children with my wife here, it's up to us and to me do the paperwork so they get the Colombian citizenship as they will probably not be born in Colombia. Is that clear? do you know how that works? it never happens automatically when the kid is born abroad. And if the guy that posted isn't complaining, why are you?

AOS for parent Journey 

 

04/12/2021 → Filed I-130 online for parent (easier and didn't have AOS docs ready)

04/13/2021 → I-130 NOA1 available online

04/19/2021 → I-130 NOA1 Mail 

05/03/2021 → Sent through Fedex I-485 (with I-840 and sealed I-693 and I-130 NOA1 copy) I-765 I-131

05/06/2021 → Delivered to USCIS with signature confirmation.

05/25/2021 → Fingerprint Fee Was Received
05/26/2021 → Got text messages for I-485, I-765 and I-131 with receipt numbers.

05/27/2021 → Check cashed.

06/02/2021 → 3 NOAs for I-485, I-765 and I-131 arrived in the mail.

06/30/2021 → I485 online status update "Request for Initial Evidence"

07/06/2021 → RFIE letter arrived in the mail (I864 with 2020 tax return and w2s, 1090s)

07/23/2021 → Sent RFIE response through Fedex.

07/27/2021 → RFIE Response Delivered to USCIS with signature confirmation.

07/28/2021 → Status update RFIE response received. Working on case again. 

08/30/2021→Biometrics notice (no online case status update)

09/07/2021→ Biometrics letter arrived in the mail

09/22/2021 → Biometrics appointment completed. Online status updated 3 hours later to "Fingerprints Were Taken".

09/23/2021 → I-485 Case is ready to be scheduled for an interview.

10/22/2021 → I-130 - Case is being actively reviewed by USCIS

11/30/2021 → I-765 - Case approved.

12/01/2021 → I-131 - Case approved.

12/08/2021 → I-765 - Combo Card delivered.

01/03/2022 → SS Card delivered! (From Combo card application)

01/03/2022 → SS Card delivered! (From Combo card application)

03/02/2022 → Interview scheduled. Notice coming in the mail soon.

03/17/2022 → I-130 Approved! Noa in the mail two days later.

03/31/2022 → Interview day and I-485 Card produced by the time we were leaving.
04/01/2022 → Case approved

04/04/2022 → NOA Case Approved arrived in the mail.
04/07/2022 → Parent's Green card in hand!

Hank_ Grand Master

Hank_   9,174

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Yes that is what I said right after let me make it easy for you, copy and paste:

What I actually thought was that the kid was of yours only not hers too for some reason Idk I know you said "we have" which makes it obvious lol I just didn't think about it so just assumed it was just your kid and the USC your fiance wants to bring you both here, does it make sense? anyways my answer helped right?

Read first, then complain.

Also you should know that not always when one of the parents is USC, their children are USC automatically. I have friends who have parents that are USC but they never registered them or whatever they gotta do with the US government (when born abroad) for that and THEY ARE NOT USC, you should know that smarty pants. Also a friend whose mom is Spaniard, she isn't spaniard. Specially when the kid is born abroad. So no, it does not automatically. And the part I copied and pasted, hope you read it clearly states: I thought the kid was of yours only for some reason even though you said we have, that means that I probably avoided that? so why the complaining? if you do not have anything constructive to say, don't say it.

:wow:

No complaining, just pointing out you were giving bad advice as they do not need to do a K2 for the USC son. And I really don't care about some story you want to tell, I am only interested in the OP getting good advice.

Rant to someone who shives a get.

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Hank

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JimmynMaribel Rookie

JimmynMaribel   1

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Hello as I am a newbie..I will not pretend to know a lot :blush: hahaha

BUT I do know that if Mr. Hank goes out of his way to reply to the OP the info is correct. As Mr. Hank has stated regaurdless of the type Visa you will apply. The CFO will have requirement Here is the web site. http://www.cfo.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1347:for-filipinos-leaving-the-country-with-an-immigrant-visa&catid=139 Well My Fiance is 24 she still falls in the catagory of 22-25 need parental advice. As you to will need this form here is the PDF for that one. http://www.quezoncity.gov.ph/images/stories/downloadables/forms/parentadvice.pdf hope this clears It all up

Good Luck and God Bless, Jimmy an Maribel

 
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