K1 10 year card approved and received, K2 child status is still pending, Divorce already final.

[jack1564 2]

Hello my friends,

I will try to make this short and straight to the point, after years of being in a relationship and a lot of cheating and abuse from my ex  we called it quits, Now, i have my 10 year green card on hand but my child came a year later than me and with the all the delays from USCIS and those infamous status extensions letters my child do not have his 10 year green card, his extension letter is good till the end of 2020 but i feel unease about it, Isnt his case automatically approved because mine is already done ?  Should i worry ? 

[Georgia16 2,858]

I assuming since he got here a year later then you he/she did not get the GC within 90 days of yours and is therefore not a dependent on your ROC so your will have nothing to do with his/her ROC. When did you file for the child’s ROC?

[Boiler 45,837]

Is your wife prepared to carry on with the adjustment?

[Georgia16 2,858]

9 hours ago, Boiler said:

Is your wife prepared to carry on with the adjustment?

There is no adjustment with the roc.  "his extension letter is good till the end of 2020" so he is at roc stage he will still be able to roc even though parent are divorced. 

[NikLR 13,231]

~~moved to ROC from k1 process and procedures. ~~

[Boiler 45,837]

2 hours ago, Georgia16 said:

There is no adjustment with the roc.  "his extension letter is good till the end of 2020" so he is at roc stage he will still be able to roc even though parent are divorced. 

I read it maybe wrongly that the child had not adjusted but may be RoC is the issue.

[Georgia16 2,858]

1 minute ago, Boiler said:

I read it maybe wrongly that the child had not adjusted but may be RoC is the issue.

I figured you just read it wrong. 
OP is just worried because roc takes so long and that she got the GC but forgets her sons ROC is not pending with hers at the time so they don’t connect the two. 
 

 

[Boiler 45,837]

I thought it was a him, having a bad day.

[jack1564 2]

15 minutes ago, Georgia16 said:

I figured you just read it wrong. 
OP is just worried because roc takes so long and that she got the GC but forgets her sons ROC is not pending with hers at the time so they don’t connect the two. 
 

 

Exactly, this is what I am worried, I already have my ROC done but because my child arrived 1 year later than me his case is handle base on the date that he was admitted, the ROC has been filed for him but while is being processed the divorce happened, I wonder if they will take that in consideration. 

[Georgia16 2,858]

17 minutes ago, jack1564 said:

Exactly, this is what I am worried, I already have my ROC done but because my child arrived 1 year later than me his case is handle base on the date that he was admitted, the ROC has been filed for him but while is being processed the divorce happened, I wonder if they will take that in consideration. 

You properly should contact them and give them the divorce decree. 

It will not speed time up and he will still have to wait his turn. 

[jack1564 2]

7 hours ago, Georgia16 said:

You properly should contact them and give them the divorce decree. 

It will not speed time up and he will still have to wait his turn. 

I have done some reading and i havent seen any suggestions about you as a permanent resident without any restrictions should notify USCIS  about your divorce, As far as i understand, the K2 status depends on the original K1 status, He actually had his biometrics taken about a month about  so i hope the case is moving smoothly  but i might be wrong. 

[jack1564 2]

Just wanted to update you guys that i received my child permanent green card on 2/25/2020 !!!