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K-2 Visa as a child, now applying over 21 for green card

By TennisSoccer in Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas

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9 hours ago, TennisSoccer said:

Following up on this thread a few months later. I had my biometrics appointment Dec 2022, and after waiting a number of months I received my EAD, and now have my green card interview scheduled. Initially, It was scheduled for Aug 2023, but got a cancellation notice and then a follow-up scheduling for Sep 2023 (shortly after making this post). Putting together all the required documents now and wanted to post an update thanking VisaJourney and the members for all the help. Hopefully, I will have another good update to post in a few days of confirmation after the interview that my green card will be approved!

Excellent progress! You did not give up. ..and your determination will pay off. 
Did you file solo or help mom also file?
Was it all DIY or did you manage to get legal help? Since you did not mention any RFE , it was a job well done!
 

 

 
 

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Dude.  So sorry.   You are a derivative on your mother's case.  She has to file to adjust in order for you to file to adjust.  Furthermore, your stepdad must be your sponsor.  You and your m

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You need to prepare I-485 packet for both you and your mother, ASAP, at it is the only recourse for both of you. The decade long delay  by your stepfather to file the adjustment for both of you is usu

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Following up on this thread a few months later. I had my biometrics appointment Dec 2022, and after waiting a number of months I received my EAD, and now have my green card interview scheduled. Initia

 
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