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Filed: F-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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What are the steps to file for my daughter, she is over 21 attending school in the states..can I start the filing while having my green card..how long would that take for everything

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You can file I-130 for her but F2B category takes at least 7 years for her visa number to be available. During those 7 years, she must maintain student status all the time to be able to adjust status in the US. I don't think it is practical. Good luck.

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Filed: Country: Jamaica
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You can file for her now - How far away from being eligible for citizenship? If you file for her now, then get your citizenship ASAP you can change her priority date based upon your having citizenship.

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Filed: F-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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Ok she is eligible to get citizenship this year...and whats the time line normally for her to change her status?? Is it in fact 7 years??

Ok she is eligible to get citizenship this year...and whats the time line normally for her to change her status?? Is it in fact 7 years??

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Nigeria
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If she files now as an LPR the wait for an adult UNMARRIED child to get a visa is 7 years. The child must obey any visa she is currently on and not overstay. The child MUST NOT marry

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Argentina
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for now it's still over 7 years

so she would need to be studying all the time and legally here in the country to adjust status here, if not, she must return to her country and go through consular processing

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She is over 21 so either you file as LPR or USC won't make any much different , the wait time is nearly the same as mentioned it will be over 7 years.

The important thing is to maintain her student visa or else risking end up staying in home country and going through consular processing.

* IF you file as USC she can be married but not if you file as LPR.

USCIS
June 01, 2013 I-130 Started

June 10, 2013 Priority Date
June 14, 2013 NOA 1
September 10, 2013 NOA 2


NVC
October 21, 2013 AoS Fee Paid
December 22, 2013 DS261 Submitted
December 27, 2013 DS261 Accepted ( via email )
December 28, 2013 IV Fee Bill Invoiced
December 29, 2013 AoS Package Sent
December 30, 2013 IV Fee Paid & DS260 Submitted
January 11, 2014 IV Package Sent
January 07, 2014 AoS Package Received ( call NVC )
January 15, 2014 IV Package Received ( call NVC )
January 27,2014 Received AoS Checklists ( email )
January 27,2014 Received IV Checklists ( email )
February 25,2014 Sent IV Checklists back
February 28,2014 IV Checklists Package Delivered
March 5,2014 Sent AOS Checklists back
March 10,2014 AOS Checklists Package Delivered
March 19,2014 Case Completed ( call NVC )
March 22,2014 Case Completed ( CC email )


Consulate
February 05,2015 Interview Letter
March 12,2015 Interview

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Filed: F-1 Visa Country: Jamaica
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Ok thanks...another questions if her paper work is being process..can she apply for a tempt ssn # will her status still be international student or will it change while she is waiting on a visa ticket... and it doesn't matter if she is in or out of the country the time frame is still the same?

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Phillip Wu, you send an attached document with the procedure, that's less that a year though

Are you sure ? I did not send anything to you.

Or do you mean my signature ? that's my timeline for my specific visa category I'm under 21 so thing is faster

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USCIS
June 01, 2013 I-130 Started

June 10, 2013 Priority Date
June 14, 2013 NOA 1
September 10, 2013 NOA 2


NVC
October 21, 2013 AoS Fee Paid
December 22, 2013 DS261 Submitted
December 27, 2013 DS261 Accepted ( via email )
December 28, 2013 IV Fee Bill Invoiced
December 29, 2013 AoS Package Sent
December 30, 2013 IV Fee Paid & DS260 Submitted
January 11, 2014 IV Package Sent
January 07, 2014 AoS Package Received ( call NVC )
January 15, 2014 IV Package Received ( call NVC )
January 27,2014 Received AoS Checklists ( email )
January 27,2014 Received IV Checklists ( email )
February 25,2014 Sent IV Checklists back
February 28,2014 IV Checklists Package Delivered
March 5,2014 Sent AOS Checklists back
March 10,2014 AOS Checklists Package Delivered
March 19,2014 Case Completed ( call NVC )
March 22,2014 Case Completed ( CC email )


Consulate
February 05,2015 Interview Letter
March 12,2015 Interview

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Nigeria
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It would be less than a year to apply for citizenship, to get daughter here will be about 7 years. No social security number unless she can work ( does her student status allow work ? ) No privileges for having applied.

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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