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CR-1 & CR-2 cases submitted to NVC - What happens if they enter the USA via Mexico with 1 year Humanitarian parole?

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My Ukrainian wife and step-daughter are currently in western Ukraine. Her mother and brother's family are planning to make the trip to Mexico, and enter the USA via humanitarian parole. As I understand, that gives them 1 year to live here and then they will have to leave or pursue an extension or some other avenue. I suspect the HP period will probably be extended.

 

My question is can my wife and step-daughter travel with them? Does the pending I-30 have any effect on entering via HP? Does entering on HP jeopardize the Immigrant Visa? Our paperwork was submitted to the NVC last week so we are in the final stages of the process.

 

Also, I assume if my wife and daughter did do this, they would just fly to Frankfurt for the medical and interview?

 

Has anyone in our situation done this? Is there any value to me travelling to Tijuana to accompany them?

 

David Roberts - US citizen

USCIS

4/27/2021 - Filed wife's and 18-year-old step-daughter's I-130 package online

4/27/2021 - NOA1 received, Nebraska Service Center (wife) - case transferred to Texas

4/27/2021 - NOA1 received, Potomac Service Center (step-daughter)

2/24/2022 - Expedite request (humanitarian-Russian invasion of Ukraine) for both petitions

3/1/2022 - TSC granted expedite request

3/4/2022 - TSC (wife) I-130 approved!! Sent to NVC 3/11/2022

3/16/2022 - PSC (daughter) I-130 approval. I never heard about her expedite

NVC

NVC received daughter 3/20/22 and wife 3/23/22

Case number & Invoice number received for daughter 3/21/22 and wife 3/23/22

DS-261 was not requested

Paid AOS & IV fee for daughter 3/21/22 and wife 3/23/22

4/1/2022 - Sent IV and AOS package via CEAC

Wife's payment status was "REFUSED" for several days but finally was confirmed

4/4/2022 - Submitted DS - 260 for both petitions - Requested NVC expedite 3/31/2022

5/26/2022 - NVC expedite approved for both - Cases sent to Frankfurt without review by the NVC

5/31/2022 - Permission to set an interview appointment granted

5/2/2022 - Received interview letter (P4) via e-mail 

Embassy (Frankfurt)

6/27/2022 - Medical done in Vilnius 

6/29/2022 - Received medical report sent electronically to Frankfurt

7/11/2022 - Interview - Approved

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