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Hello every1.I have been reading vj for quite a long time but decided to join now.I'm from Pakistan.Moved to mexico in order to see my husband as he is green card holder n comes mexico daily by crossing boarder to see me.my priority date is 17 December 2013.I got welcome letter already my husband sent all docs as well.but we can't pay Iv fee and fill ds260.I'm feeling very depress.I'm in mexico from over a year nw.I miss my family.I HV given birth to baby girl.we updated nvc.but it will take extra time our case will be delayed...any experience of having baby during filing petition? How long it took? Do I need to apply for baby passport?

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:welcome

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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It does not delay it, the nvc didn't even need to be informed actually and yes if you can pass down your U.S. citizenship which is determined by a few factors then the baby will get a U.S. Passport, ssn, and crba . All that info can be found on the U.S. Embassy's website for your country .

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***** Moving from CR-1 spousal visa for US citizens to Bringing Family of Greencard Holders forum ******

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Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Welcome to the site.

I am planning to do something similar, while my wife is waiting.

Which part of mexico are you in ?. I heard there is a long traffic jam while people cross borders,

Hello every1.I have been reading vj for quite a long time but decided to join now.I'm from Pakistan.Moved to mexico in order to see my husband as he is green card holder n comes mexico daily by crossing boarder to see me.my priority date is 17 December 2013.I got welcome letter already my husband sent all docs as well.but we can't pay Iv fee and fill ds260.I'm feeling very depress.I'm in mexico from over a year nw.I miss my family.I HV given birth to baby girl.we updated nvc.but it will take extra time our case will be delayed...any experience of having baby during filing petition? How long it took? Do I need to apply for baby passport?

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Hello every1.I have been reading vj for quite a long time but decided to join now.I'm from Pakistan.Moved to mexico in order to see my husband as he is green card holder n comes mexico daily by crossing boarder to see me.my priority date is 17 December 2013.I got welcome letter already my husband sent all docs as well.but we can't pay Iv fee and fill ds260.I'm feeling very depress.I'm in mexico from over a year nw.I miss my family.I HV given birth to baby girl.we updated nvc.but it will take extra time our case will be delayed...any experience of having baby during filing petition? How long it took? Do I need to apply for baby passport?

Yes, the baby should have a Pakistani passport. You should get her one ASAP.

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It does not delay it, the nvc didn't even need to be informed actually and yes if you can pass down your U.S. citizenship which is determined by a few factors then the baby will get a U.S. Passport, ssn, and crba . All that info can be found on the U.S. Embassy's website for your country .

In their case, there's no US citizenship. Petitioner (father) is a green card holder and mother is from Pakistan. I assume the child is Pakistani as well and will get a Pakistani passport.

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