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Hi,

My wife's case has been in AP for over 6 months now; I'm a US citizen and she is Pakistani. We've been regularly emailing the embassy (they never pick up via phone, always busy) and either the embassy doesn't reply to us or they send a generic "please wait" type of reply. To compound the issue, my wife is now pregnant with our child and we would prefer to have birth in the US due to higher quality of healthcare.

My questions are:

1) Is there anything I can do to push along this ******* AP process?

2) If our baby is born in Pakistan, will we have to apply for his or her visa or will he or she get US citizen/visa based on me and/or my wife?

Thanks!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
Timeline

sorry to hear that but rbo all u have to be aptient and pray ..being pakistani all pple must have to face this AP games hope u ll hear somthing very soon ..in sha Allah

Interview Date is november 18, 2014 :dancing: :goofy: :idea:

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (pnd) Country: Japan
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I don't know specifics for Pakistan but your child would normally be considered to have dual citizenship and will not need a visa. However, you will need to report the birth at the American embassy in Pakistan and at the same apply for SSN and passport. Check out the embassy's website for specific forms and instructions.

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USCIS
03/13/2013: I-130 sent
03/14/2013: Priority Date on I-797C
03/15/2013: Notice Date & Received Date on I-797C (NoA1)
03/17/2013: Acceptance Confirmation email received
03/20/2013: I-797C received in the mail
10/31/2013: Transfer email "to your local USCIS office"; also Notice Date on transfer I-797C
11/01/2013: Transfer email "at a USCIS office"
11/04/2013: I-797C received in the mail; transferred to Nebraska Service Center
12/04/2013: Changed ARN
12/05/2013: NoA2
12/13/2013: Shipped to DoS

NVC
01/06/2014: NVC received
01/08/2014: NVC received (inside building)
02/10/2014: Case#/IIN assigned
02/12/2014: DS-261 available and submitted
02/13/2014: AoS fee available and paid
02/17/2014: AoS package sent (from abroad)
02/20/2014: AoS package delivered
03/20/2014: IV fee available and paid
03/26/2014: IV fee shows Paid and DS-260 is available
03/27/2014: IV package sent and DS-260 submitted
03/31/2014: IV package delivered
04/02/2014: NVC recorded IV package receipt
04/14/2014: Case complete
04/21/2014: Case complete email
04/30/2014: Interview date assigned
06/02/2014: Interview

06/22/2014: PoE

I-751
04/27/2016: Sent to CSC
04/28/2016: NOA1
05/10/2016: Check cashed
05/13/2016: NOA1 Received

06/03/2015: Biometrics

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