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On 12/19/2018 at 9:22 AM, Ikandrooo said:

Hello guys,

My mom fill for me for F2B 2 years ago. I was  unmerried but when she fill it. but after 2 year I got merried and we have a child, whats happens now? but I did not sign with my wife. have someone like this situation? 

What do you mean by "did not sign with my wife?"  

 

The biggest mistake in an F2b case is getting marry while the petitioner is an LPR.  An LPR petitioner can never have a case for a married child.  Marriage automatically voids the petition.  There is no way to save it.  

Claiming to be single after getting married would be fraud.

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7 hours ago, pscorb said:


You can keep your status as 'single' until your VISA is granted. If he is legally married, then claiming to be single would be immigration fraud.  You can sign marital status with her after your visa take place in your passport only.  An F2b beneficiary can not get marry before immigrating to the US.  A visa in the passport is not good enough.
During prepare DS-260 to NVC in future you can also add you children name with your personal information. 
However for your spouse, you can file I-130 for her after you relocate to the US. It would take around 2 years waiting in category F2A.

  

An F2b beneficiary must be legally single during the entire wait and must be single when entering the US.  

 

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47 minutes ago, Ikandrooo said:

thank you for answer guys but Im not lying. in 2015 my mom filed documents and as I single  I got merried on 2016 jun but I did not sing yet. we had child on 2017 oct.

 

I think we must sing now or no?
I cant find on https://uscis.gov about this situation.

What do you mean that you did not sing yet?  What does that mean?

 

If you are legally married, then the F2b case is void because an LPR can not have a case for a married child.

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6 hours ago, aaron2020 said:

What do you mean that you did not sing yet?  What does that mean?

 

If you are legally married, then the F2b case is void because an LPR can not have a case for a married child.

its means me and my wife in LAW unmerried. we are not merried legally. in our country its normal.

if we got legally merried now my case will change?
 

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48 minutes ago, Ikandrooo said:

its means me and my wife in LAW unmerried. we are not merried legally. in our country its normal.

if we got legally merried now my case will change?
 

You use the word "wife" which will make it confusing.  

 

If the US Embassy suspects that you are married based on your usage of the term "wife," then your case may be denied.  The burden is on you to prove you're not marry and not on the US Embassy to prove that you are marry.  If the US Embassy is not satisfy, then they can deny you a visa.

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Someone with the same situation?, my case is still not approved in vermont, 
I have priority date April 2013 f2b, in what approximate date would have appointment?
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8 hours ago, alexbea said:

Someone with the same situation?, my case is still not approved in vermont, 
I have priority date April 2013 f2b, in what approximate date would have appointment?

last year F2B moves 16 months(filling moves 2.5 years) it has to move faster than that otherwise you have to wait 1 year to get your IL..good luck

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19 hours ago, alexbea said:

Someone with the same situation?, my case is still not approved in vermont, 
I have priority date April 2013 f2b, in what approximate date would have appointment?

we are in similar situations. My priority date is Feb. 11, 2013 and my case is still waiting for I130 approval in Vermont. And there is nothing I can do!!!! The recent bulletin shows my priority date is only 11months away.

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On 1/3/2019 at 7:50 AM, Bboorrcchh said:

we are in similar situations. My priority date is Feb. 11, 2013 and my case is still waiting for I130 approval in Vermont. And there is nothing I can do!!!! The recent bulletin shows my priority date is only 11months away.

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

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On 12/26/2018 at 7:00 AM, aaron2020 said:

You use the word "wife" which will make it confusing.  

 

If the US Embassy suspects that you are married based on your usage of the term "wife," then your case may be denied.  The burden is on you to prove you're not marry and not on the US Embassy to prove that you are marry.  If the US Embassy is not satisfy, then they can deny you a visa.

Ok if I got green card and my little son. what happens next? can I fill documents to my wife? of course after we got sign and merried as family..

have you like this situation?

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