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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Haiti
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My uncle’s daughter who is over 21 has an interview next week she has a 2 year daughter who was not added to the case because she was born after the case was approved. He wanted to know if the granddaughter could be added to the daughter's case as a derivative child? He has sent several emails and still no answer yet. When he contacted NVC they confirmed that she could. However, he is not sure that it will happen because he feels that the Embassy does what they want. She is to bring with her the visa fee $230 and the following documents for her daughter as advise by the representative from customer service at NVC

• Copy of passport

• 2 passport photos

• Original birth certificate

• Original passport

• Form I864 a copy of passport

So will a medical examination be required for the toddler? What else needs to be done, he has a very short window to take care of things before the interview. HELPPPP!!!!

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Filed: Country: Vietnam (no flag)
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Your uncle is wrong - the US Embassy does not do what it wants. The US Embassy follows the laws. Laws which people like your uncle are not aware of and thus wrongly believes there are no rules when the US Embassy adjudicates a case.

The child can be added. Got Google? Google "add newborn to immigration petition."

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Haiti
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Your uncle is wrong - the US Embassy does not do what it wants. The US Embassy follows the laws. Laws which people like your uncle are not aware of and thus wrongly believes there are no rules when the US Embassy adjudicates a case.

The child can be added. Got Google? Google "add newborn to immigration petition."

Thanks, I will let him know. The case was approved and the National Visa Center no longer has it. The US Embassy in Haiti should have already recieceved the case information since the interview is next. At this point all they can do is go with all necessary documents and hope that they will process everything at the samething. If not, she"ll have too wait a few more months for her daughter.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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Hi ,

Anyone can help me on our situation.i have approved petition for my daughter k2 follow to join. Me and my husband are biological parents of our daughter(who is minor 4 yrs old) i am a conditional green card holder and decided to returned to Philippines to be with my daughter interview and process. Her petition will expire july 2014. We had 2 interviews from US Embassy manila, and the 2 interviews result to these:

Feb.2014- we are applying for k2 visa and the result for the interview was determination of US citizenship. Applying for CRBA. Although they kept my daughter Canadian passport and orig birth certificate, MRV fees, medical, pictures, and forms...note****C officer is confused if they will need to give a visa to my daughter since she can enetr US visa free for being a Canadian citizen.

March 2014- I returned to Phils. For her CRBA determination.. The result is here::: accdg. To Acs dept. my daughter is not qualified for US citizenship bec. When she is born her biological father who is my husband is a Permanent Resident status and not a US citizen yet. We are reuired to returned to immigrant dept. and resulted to ask to write a letter through 2 GO COURIER.EXPLAINING WHAT HAPPENED.

Until now we dont received response from Us embassy manila.. Its been like 40 days after we had our last interview.i am worried that i could not stay longer in Phils to be with my daughter case bec. I am conditional green card. As of this time i already 40 days in Philippines , i would like that I can bring my daughter with me returning to United States... What should I do?????

Can i ask embassy to returned her passport and docs without withdrawing the case and bring her to Unites states with her Canadian passport to enter US and then adjust her status while in the US. Help pls..

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