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Applying for child Har inside the us

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sasha8384   7

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Hi

On my Journey I found a friend, she was unware she could apply for her child at the same time her husband applied for her ...her daughter is now visiting on a waiver and she is seeking advise on her staying and applying her, what's the chances of getting it done without damaging her child waiver (her daughter is british)

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How old is the child and did her mother marry her stepfather before she turned 18?

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sasha8384   7

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The USC should file as that is the fastest path. Does the child have permission to immigrate from the parent who isn't in the US ?

I told her about the permission thing ..she had gotten that about a year ago stamp by a notary I didn't ask if it was still valid

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sasha8384   7

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Hi

So I didn't apply for my child either due to her grandparents wanting to keep her. now I will be enterin the us soon and I feel reluctant leaving her behind...can I take her with me now and file there or should I just let her stay and fIle for her while I leave...by the way my husband will be filing

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Hi

So I didn't apply for my child either due to her grandparents wanting to keep her. now I will be enterin the us soon and I feel reluctant leaving her behind...can I take her with me now and file there or should I just let her stay and fIle for her while I leave...by the way my husband will be filing

You can't take you with her now on any other visa other than immigrant since you intend on her immigrating to the US. Let her stay and have your husband file for her. It should take about a year.

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(Helping aunt with cousin's petition)

01/02/2011: PD (Priority Date)
01/04/2011: I-130 NOA1

02/16/2011: I-130 NOA2

08/04/2016: Received DS-261/AOS Bill

08/06/2016: Completed DS-261/Paid AOS Bill

08/16/2016: Received IV Bill

10/11/2016: Submitted AOS/IV documentation

10/11/2016: Paid IV fee bill

10/14/2016: Submitted DS-260

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sasha8384   7

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You can't take you with her now on any other visa other than immigrant since you intend on her immigrating to the US. Let her stay and have your husband file for her. It should take about a year.

Thanks I hope the filing will work out quick enough to get her in school

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