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My foreign wife and I married 3 months ago in her home country. I am a US Citizen. I already filed the I-130 petition and received the I-797 (receipt notice) a couple of months ago. After that, I filed the I-129F (K-3). So now we are just waiting. Here are my questions:

1. She is currently pregnant and will probably give birth before the visa is approved. Do we need to do anything to make sure our newborn baby will also receive a visa, and not be left behind?

2. My foreign wife still has her maiden name on her passport but is still valid for travel. Must she update her passport to show her married name and use that as supporting doc for the visa application? Or is the old passport sufficient?

3. Also, my understanding is that when the K-3 petition is approved, the US Embassy/Consulate will notify my wife about the next step (DS-156, medical, etc.). Is this correct? In other words, there's nothing else we need to do/submit until we are notified, right?

Thanks for any clarification.

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when the baby is born, all you'll have to do is go to the US consulate and report the birth abroad. Unless you've been out of the US for 5 years or more, it should have automatic citizenship through you.

Did you apply for DCF at the consulate, or petition for K3 at a service centre in the US? I'm confused.

divorced - April 2010 moved back to Ontario May 2010 and surrendered green card

PLEASE DO NOT PRIVATE MESSAGE ME OR EMAIL ME. I HAVE NO IDEA ABOUT CURRENT US IMMIGRATION PROCEDURES!!!!!

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Did you apply for DCF at the consulate, or petition for K3 at a service centre in the US? I'm confused.

thanks for the info! i filed both the i-130 (IR/CR) and i-129F (K3) in the US. I reside in the US and my wife resides in the Philippines.

Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Canada
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3. Also, my understanding is that when the K-3 petition is approved, the US Embassy/Consulate will notify my wife about the next step (DS-156, medical, etc.). Is this correct? In other words, there's nothing else we need to do/submit until we are notified, right?

To answer your third question: Yup - you are right, there is nothing else that is required of you till you hear from them. The US Embassy will notify your wife of the remaining forms she needs to fill out and what she needs to bring with her to her interview... till then - just make sure your avidavit of support is ready to go...

AOS/EAD

08/24/2007.....................Mailed out Package to Lockbox Chicago

08/26/2007.....................Package Received in Chicago

09/17/2007.....................AOS NOA1 Issued

09/17/2007.....................EAD NOA1 Issued

09/21/2007.....................Check Cashed

09/22/2007.....................Received hard copy of NOA1 for both AOS & EAD

09/24/2007.....................Notice for Biometric was generated

10/11/2007.....................RFE regarding Taxes & Medical forms

10/20/2007.....................Biometric Appointment

11/7/2007.......................Sent out both Taxes & Medical forms

11/10/2007......................Sent in AP

11/16/2007......................Both forms were received

11/25/2007......................AOS was resumed, EAD?

11/25/2007......................Touch - sharing reception of my packages -- What now?

12/03/2007......................AP Touch & AP NOA

12/14/2007......................AP Approved! YAY ;-)

 
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