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Hi ,I’m a USC starting the i130 for my son but need to be in USA in around 13 month  so he can start school ,if I included  my wife ir1 ,will that make the waiting time longer? She can wait if that means my son can begin school on time .

i know it depends a lot on where my i130 goes but not sure if I also add my wife know since I will have to and more paper work.

thank you 

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10 minutes ago, Apa1970 said:

Hi ,I’m a USC starting the i130 for my son but need to be in USA in around 13 month  so he can start school ,if I included  my wife ir1 ,will that make the waiting time longer? She can wait if that means my son can begin school on time .

i know it depends a lot on where my i130 goes but not sure if I also add my wife know since I will have to and more paper work.

thank you 

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If the child is not a USC then you must file the I-130. Regardless of including your wife or it, with the current timelines it’s unlikely he will be able to enter the US in 13 months 

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8 hours ago, Apa1970 said:

Hi ,I’m a USC starting the i130 for my son but need to be in USA in around 13 month  so he can start school ,if I included  my wife ir1 ,will that make the waiting time longer? She can wait if that means my son can begin school on time .

i know it depends a lot on where my i130 goes but not sure if I also add my wife know since I will have to and more paper work.

thank you 

Your son by birth?  You are a USC by birth or naturalization?   

 

 

 

1 hour ago, Apa1970 said:

Hi ,I can’t give then direct citizenship don’t have 2 years after 14, I guess that my sons i130  time might be a bit more? 14 to 16 month?

BUT if I include my wife now will it make it even slower or there’s no difference .

thank you

 

The IR-1 and IR-2 would process together, there would be no time savings to petition one without the other.     And I don't think you will make the 13 month timeline no matter how you decide to proceed.

 

8 hours ago, zochu said:

Can you not do a Consular Report for birth aboard of a Citizen of the United States? 

As for DCF ... the USCIS office has been closed at the embassy so that is not an option.

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On 10/19/2019 at 7:01 AM, Apa1970 said:

Hi ,I can’t give then direct citizenship don’t have 2 years after 14, I guess that my sons i130  time might be a bit more? 14 to 16 month?

BUT if I include my wife now will it make it even slower or there’s no difference .

thank you

We did a CR-1 with 2 CR-2s and it was 9 months from filing to POE.  YMMV but it looks like you will need to file the I-130s quickly as there is no DCF in Manila anymore.  Filing CR-2 without CR-1 will not speed the process.

 

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