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Hi ,

My name is Korina.

I would like to get an information about the estimated time that will take to get my husband in US.I am a permanent resident for 4 years .I got married recently and soon we are going to have a son .For the moment I am.here in US waiting to deliver the baby .During all this time I have been traveling overseas every 5 months but now It's been 5 months that I haven't .I am here in US and haven't seen my husband for a while .He works back home and is coming for a month only in US after delivery .When he comes on November I am going to work on his paperwork to file the I130 .I have read a lot at USCIS.gov but I am confused how long will it take to get back together since we are going to have a baby too .So he comes here in US in November .I file the I130 .What happens next? Will it take days weeks months years to get him here ?

Thanks in advance

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Hi ,

My name is Korina.

I would like to get an information about the estimated time that will take to get my husband in US.I am a permanent resident for 4 years .I got married recently and soon we are going to have a son .For the moment I am.here in US waiting to deliver the baby .During all this time I have been traveling overseas every 5 months but now It's been 5 months that I haven't .I am here in US and haven't seen my husband for a while .He works back home and is coming for a month only in US after delivery .When he comes on November I am going to work on his paperwork to file the I130 .I have read a lot at USCIS.gov but I am confused how long will it take to get back together since we are going to have a baby too .So he comes here in US in November .I file the I130 .What happens next? Will it take days weeks months years to get him here ?

Thanks in advance

You have been LPR for 4 years and will be able to apply for citizenship next year (90 days before the 5th anniversary of your LPR status). I recommend you to start I-130 process now and upgrade your petition from F2A to IR-1/CR-1 after your citizenship approval.

The benefit of starting your I-130 now is that you might already have I-130 approved by the time you become citizen and NVC process will be faster then.

F2A/IR1 Journey (for wifey):

USCIS/I-30:

NOA-1: June 29, 2015

NOA-2: August 11, 2015

NVC:

NVC Received: August 21, 2015 (Called NVC 10/14/2015)

Case # Assigned: August 24, 2015

DS-261 Completed: June 29, 2016

AoS Paid: June 29, 2016

IV Paid: July 12, 2016

AoS and IV Package Sent: July 13, 2016

DS 260 Completed: July 15, 2016

Documents Scan: July 15, 2016

Upgraded to IR1: August 12, 2016

Case Completed: August 24, 2016

Embassy:

Interview Scheduled: September 9, 2016

Interview: October 17, 2016 (Called-confirmed with NVC 09/09/2016)

N-400 (for me):

N-400 Sent: March 25, 2016

NOA-1: March 30, 2016

FP Scheduled: April 28, 2016

FP Walked-in: April 18, 2016

In Line-Interview: May 23, 2016

Interview Letter: June 14, 2016

Interview: July 21, 2016

Oath: August 11, 2016

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KorinaKondili   0

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Thank you for the replay .I have been overseas for 2 years in the past to finish collage where I graduated nursing school

.I used a reentry permit to come back .Will it penalize me to apply next year for a US passport ? So 2 years I have reside in US and payed taxes for 3 years .2 years I have been overseas to study and worked over there in the hospital .Is it going to penalize me US passport next year? Thanks again

You have been LPR for 4 years and will be able to apply for citizenship next year (90 days before the 5th anniversary of your LPR status). I recommend you to start I-130 process now and upgrade your petition from F2A to IR-1/CR-1 after your citizenship approval.

The benefit of starting your I-130 now is that you might already have I-130 approved by the time you become citizen and NVC process will be faster then.

Thanks for replaying

About 2 years for a husband of an lpr

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I'm not familiar with that much of detail. You might want to talk to an immigration lawyer about it. You might be able to waive that 2 years based on circumstances. I recommend professional help.

Online research might be helpful as well.

Thank you for the replay .I have been overseas for 2 years in the past to finish collage where I graduated nursing school
.I used a reentry permit to come back .Will it penalize me to apply next year for a US passport ? So 2 years I have reside in US and payed taxes for 3 years .2 years I have been overseas to study and worked over there in the hospital .Is it going to penalize me US passport next year? Thanks again


You have been LPR for 4 years and will be able to apply for citizenship next year (90 days before the 5th anniversary of your LPR status). I recommend you to start I-130 process now and upgrade your petition from F2A to IR-1/CR-1 after your citizenship approval.

The benefit of starting your I-130 now is that you might already have I-130 approved by the time you become citizen and NVC process will be faster then.


Thanks for replaying


About 2 years for a husband of an lpr

F2A/IR1 Journey (for wifey):

USCIS/I-30:

NOA-1: June 29, 2015

NOA-2: August 11, 2015

NVC:

NVC Received: August 21, 2015 (Called NVC 10/14/2015)

Case # Assigned: August 24, 2015

DS-261 Completed: June 29, 2016

AoS Paid: June 29, 2016

IV Paid: July 12, 2016

AoS and IV Package Sent: July 13, 2016

DS 260 Completed: July 15, 2016

Documents Scan: July 15, 2016

Upgraded to IR1: August 12, 2016

Case Completed: August 24, 2016

Embassy:

Interview Scheduled: September 9, 2016

Interview: October 17, 2016 (Called-confirmed with NVC 09/09/2016)

N-400 (for me):

N-400 Sent: March 25, 2016

NOA-1: March 30, 2016

FP Scheduled: April 28, 2016

FP Walked-in: April 18, 2016

In Line-Interview: May 23, 2016

Interview Letter: June 14, 2016

Interview: July 21, 2016

Oath: August 11, 2016

 
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