F2A petitioner becomes a citizen before visa appointment

[healthteacher 18]

Does anyone know if the beneficiary spouse will also have to file another I-130 like the daughter?

[powerpuff 6,697]

5 hours ago, healthteacher said:

Does anyone know if the beneficiary spouse will also have to file another I-130 like the daughter?

Not if the petitioner is filing one. 

[healthteacher 18]

1 hour ago, powerpuff said:

Not if the petitioner is filing one. 

So the original family I-130 for the spouse and daughter will still be sufficient for the spouse, or does petitioner need to file a new I-130 for the spouse as well as the daughter? I think I misspoke, the spouse isn't the one who files the 130, petitioner does.

[powerpuff 6,697]

10 minutes ago, healthteacher said:

So the original family I-130 for the spouse and daughter will still be sufficient for the spouse, or does petitioner need to file a new I-130 for the spouse as well as the daughter? I think I misspoke, the spouse isn't the one who files the 130, petitioner does.

Just the daughter, the spouse one that was filed is valid

[healthteacher 18]

Despite all the dire warnings received, the visa interview was smooth, and F2 visa was issued without any problem.

No extra affidavits were needed, no new I-130, only updated sponsor income information was requested.

The embassy seemed to not care in the slightest  that petitioner had recently naturalized.

 

[SalishSea 17,823]

On 6/26/2023 at 4:39 AM, healthteacher said:

Despite all the dire warnings received, the visa interview was smooth, and F2 visa was issued without any problem.

No extra affidavits were needed, no new I-130, only updated sponsor income information was requested.

The embassy seemed to not care in the slightest  that petitioner had recently naturalized.

 

So they issued a derivative visa in a category that is not eligible?  If so, that's the first I've seen that...