My Priority Date: 16-OCT-14

[contruable 2]

I know what priority date is, but I have no idea is it current or not. My CC was completed on March 31st. I'm still waiting for interview, and nothing happens.

[dwheels76 5,468]

I know what priority date is, but I have no idea is it current or not. My CC was completed on March 31st. I'm still waiting for interview, and nothing happens.

Is the Petitioner a LPR (legal Permanent Resident)?

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

Priority dates are irrelevant for USC spouses; from your date, and not having had an interview yet, you are likely a greencard holder?

[contruable 2]

Priority dates are irrelevant for USC spouses; from your date, and not having had an interview yet, you are likely a greencard holder?

I am the petitioner, I'm U.S. citizen through naturalization. I'm sponsoring my wife who currently reside in Vietnam. My case completed on March 31st. My one year old daughter already got her born aboard certificate and U.S. passport on February.

[newacct 688]

There are unlimited visas in the Immediate Relative category, so all priority dates are always current.

[Ryan H 3,812]

Did you file the petition before or after you completed the Naturalization process? If before, have you had it upgraded to immediate relative of USC?

[dwheels76 5,468]

I am the petitioner, I'm U.S. citizen through naturalization. I'm sponsoring my wife who currently reside in Vietnam. My case completed on March 31st. My one year old daughter already got her born aboard certificate and U.S. passport on February.

Well you just got case complete. You missed the May scheduling. But June should start next week. All you can do is wait.

[contruable 2]

Did you file the petition before or after you completed the Naturalization process? If before, have you had it upgraded to immediate relative of USC?

I filed the petition CR1 for my wife after I've completed the Naturalization process, so I was already U.S. Citizen before I file I-130.

[contruable 2]

Well you just got case complete. You missed the May scheduling. But June should start next week. All you can do is wait.

You are right. There's nothing I can do at this moment. There is a reason why I'm getting so impatient about Visa Interview.

My wife & daughter are currently living in my parents-in-law's house. My wife has a youngest brother, who is 4 and half years old. I believed he has Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. I don't want my daughter to stay there any longer. I couldn't go back to Vietnam and take my daughter with me back to U.S. Because that might ruin our love marriage or hurt my wife's feelings. The longer my daughter stays in Vietnam, it increases the chances of getting hurt by my wife's brother. I will list some of the things that he did which I believe might endanger my daughter.

1) He jumped over my daughter when she was couples months old. I told my wife, do not let our daughter sleep on the ground anymore, it's not safe for her.

2) Few days later, he tried to climb on the crib while my daughter was inside the crib.

3) One time, my daughter was sleeping inside the crib, he was moving his car toy back and forth on the crib rail guard. What happens if his car toy fell into my daughter? my wife moved him, then he started crying out loud that woke up my daughter.

4) He opened my daughter's formula, and put his fingers inside to play with the baby formula. I had to buy another formula because his hands were dirty.

5) The first time, I got married with my wife. He put his fingers in the outlet, I was electrocuted while trying pull him out the outlet. Fortunately, I didn't die at that time being electrocuted by 220W

6) Whenever he doesn't get what he wants, he will just start screaming and yelling so loud that the whole house can hear it. Sometimes, his loud voice woke up my daughter and made her cried.

7) Last year, I was in Vietnam, I purchased a hard-drive for my 20 years old brother-in-law, and installed it in his laptop because his laptop's hard-drive was dead. After I fixed the laptop, the 4 years old boy stepped on the laptop, treating the laptop like trash. None of my wife's family said anything about it. (Half of the laptop screen is black after I came back to U.S.)

8) Last year, I also bought an 100$ tablet for my 15 years old brother-in-law. Whenver the 4 years old boy cried, my mother-in-law will force 15 years old brother to hand it to the 4 yrs old. The 4 years old would stepped on it, sometimes hitting the ground with the tablet. (the tablet is no longer work after I came back to U.S.)

9) I gave my wife ipad mini 2 before I left Vietnam, we use it for webcam communicate. Sometimes, he saw my daughter & I are Skyping, he will ask for ipad. When my wife didn't give it to him, he would kick the ipad or threw something at it. My wife often let him play with the ipad when my daughter is asleep. I asked her why would she let her 4 years old brother to play with ipad, she replied "I give it to my brother, so he doesn't cry and wake up our daughter" (a month ago, the ipad doesn't work anymore)

I swear all things I mentioned above are true, no exaggeration, there are more stories, but I'm not gonna list all of them.