Applying for a US citizen minor

[Kingmoves 6]

Now that the i864w girl is scrapped how do I claim exception from filling the AOS

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

54 minutes ago, Kingmoves said:

Wow! Great news! 

I told you this already. It’s why you don’t need an i864.

 

Yes, the easiest really would have been for your child to go back with your wife the first time she went, child would have been processed as LPR on admission and then become a citizen as soon as you moved back and child was in your custody (or immediately turned into citizen if you had accompanied them). You wouldn’t even have needed any paperwork other than perhaps a boarding foil for the child.

 

Edited March 14, 2021 by SusieQQQ

[OmarStuck 24]

Can I recommend the N600K process?

 

It is a six month process that is suitable for those loving outside of US.

 

I have two kids that were born as non-US citizens and will become US citizens in the summer.

[Kingmoves 6]

22 minutes ago, OmarStuck said:

Can I recommend the N600K process?

 

It is a six month process that is suitable for those loving outside of US.

 

I have two kids that were born as non-US citizens and will become US citizens in the summer.

Please can you tell me more about the process? My child is not in the USA and I have not lived in the USA for more than 5 years? Can I apply for the N600

[Kingmoves 6]

2 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

I told you this already. It’s why you don’t need an i864.

 

Yes, the easiest really would have been for your child to go back with your wife the first time she went, child would have been processed as LPR on admission and then become a citizen as soon as you moved back and child was in your custody (or immediately turned into citizen if you had accompanied them). You wouldn’t even have needed any paperwork other than perhaps a boarding foil for the child.

 

Yes I know. We really missed up here. We didn’t know the law. We were just concerned about my wife over staying 

[OmarStuck 24]

9 minutes ago, Kingmoves said:

Please can you tell me more about the process? My child is not in the USA and I have not lived in the USA for more than 5 years? Can I apply for the N600

Does the child have a US citizen grandparent that lived in the US for 5 years?

 

If not, it is not possible.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

57 minutes ago, OmarStuck said:

Can I recommend the N600K process?

 

It is a six month process that is suitable for those loving outside of US.

 

I have two kids that were born as non-US citizens and will become US citizens in the summer.

It’s not suitable for those planning to move back to the US as OP plans to do. They can’t even pretend to not want to move back as wife has a green card. 
 

OP, you are doing the only thing left for you to do, which is file a I130 and wait.

Edited March 14, 2021 by SusieQQQ

[Nitas_man 3,100]

2 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

It’s not suitable for those planning to move back to the US as OP plans to do. They can’t even pretend to not want to move back as wife has a green card. 
 

OP, you are doing the only thing left for you to do, which is file a I130 and wait.

This case may qualify for expedite and I would recommend stapling a request to this petition.

[Kingmoves 6]

6 hours ago, Nitas_man said:

This case may qualify for expedite and I would recommend stapling a request to this petition.

Hello, On what grounds do you think we can get the case expedited? 

[aaron2020 11,651]

32 minutes ago, Kingmoves said:

Hello, On what grounds do you think we can get the case expedited? 

On the grounds that the US citizen parent and LPR parent are both living in the US.   Explain that you messed up and didn't realize that the LPR mother could return to the US with her newborn child and you are asking for an expedite of the child's case to reunite your family. 

Edited March 15, 2021 by aaron2020

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