Did the interviewing officer lie?

[Mike E 11,739]

4 minutes ago, DenisaH said:

1. Both parents are us citizens now, but at the time of her birth they weren’t.

 

1. Do either your sister’s  parents have 5 years of physical presence in the U.S.?

 

2. Did he get a multi entry B visa?

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[DenisaH 37]

2 minutes ago, Mike E said:

Do either your sister’s  parents have 5 years of physical presence in the U.S.?

Yes, both parents. One with current physical presence

[Mike E 11,739]

1 minute ago, DenisaH said:

Yes, both parents. One with current physical presence

N-600K. Select Helena Montana, because it is fast.
 

Whichever  of her parents is willing to go to Helena for the interview should be used as the grand parent providing the necessary 5 years of physical presence. 

 

Did he get a multi entry B visa?

[DenisaH 37]

Just now, Mike E said:

N-600K. Select Helena Montana, because it is fast.
 

Whichever  of her parents is willing to go to Helena for the interview should be used as the grand parent providing the necessary 5 years of physical presence. 

 

Did he get a multi entry B visa?

M entry B visa only valid 6 months from issued date 

[Mike E 11,739]

10 minutes ago, DenisaH said:

M entry B visa only valid 6 months from issued date 

Cool. If his N-600K interview does not happen before his authorized stay expires, he can come back when  the interview is scheduled.

 

Forget about IR-2. 
 

And so the CO did not lie, but the CO was not forthcoming. IMO, the COs who do visas are not up to speed on U.S. citizen issues.

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[Chancy 6,241]

58 minutes ago, Mike E said:

The advice to do IR2 only works if your sister now plans to live in the U.S.  

 

Good catch.  N-600K would be the appropriate path if mother and child permanently reside outside the US.

 

[Mike E 11,739]

3 minutes ago, Chancy said:

 

Good catch.  N-600K would be the appropriate path if mother and child permanently reside outside the US.

 

I saw a case where mom did IR-2 for her son, and promptly did a U-turn back to her  country of birth with the kid. The passport agency did not like that at all.  

[DenisaH 37]

24 minutes ago, Mike E said:

Cool. If his N-600K interview does not happen before his authorized stay expires, he can come back when  the interview is scheduled.

 

Forget about IR-2. 
 

And so the CO did not lie, but the CO was not forthcoming. IMO, the COs who do visas are not up to speed on U.S. citizen issues.

So N-600K is an option? 
The requirements for n-600k

1. Not married 

2. Before reaching 18 years old

3. Regularly resides outside of US

4. She has custody 

5. Grandparent has 5+ years physical presence is US

6. Child can re apply B visa to come for interview 

 

 

[Mike E 11,739]

Just now, DenisaH said:

So N-600K is an option?

the sole option

 

Just now, DenisaH said:

 

The requirements for n-600k

1. Not married 

2. Before reaching 18 years old

3. Regularly resides outside of US

4. She has custody 

5. Grandparent has 5+ years physical presence is US

6. Child can re apply B visa to come for interview 

 

 

7. parent and grand parent must attend interview.

 

8. Once child leaves field office with certificate of citizenship, child must apply for and receive a U.S. passport before leaving the U.S. Backlogs are months, and an emergency appointment might be  needed.

[Inveigh 69]

1 hour ago, Mike E said:

the sole option

 

7. parent and grand parent must attend interview.

 

8. Once child leaves field office with certificate of citizenship, child must apply for and receive a U.S. passport before leaving the U.S. Backlogs are months, and an emergency appointment might be  needed.

Holy hell this man is an Encyclopedia of information. Earned my follow 100%

[DenisaH 37]

1 hour ago, Mike E said:

the sole option

 

7. parent and grand parent must attend interview.

 

8. Once child leaves field office with certificate of citizenship, child must apply for and receive a U.S. passport before leaving the U.S. Backlogs are months, and an emergency appointment might be  needed.

This sounds like such a better option! Thank you! 
In his passport the visa expires Dec2023 is that the date he has to leave or the date that he had to enter? 

[Mike E 11,739]

7 minutes ago, DenisaH said:

This sounds like such a better option! Thank you! 
In his passport the visa expires Dec2023 is that the date he has to leave or the date that he had to enter? 

Are you talking about the visa that has his photo or the entry stamp?

 

What does his I-94 say?

[DenisaH 37]

2 minutes ago, Mike E said:

Are you talking about the visa that has his photo or the entry stamp?

 

What does his I-94 say?

The visa with photo, 

I don’t have I-94 in-front of me, not sure 

[Redro 4,611]

1 minute ago, DenisaH said:

The visa with photo, 

I don’t have I-94 in-front of me, not sure 

When did he enter the US? 

[Mike E 11,739]

4 minutes ago, DenisaH said:

The visa with photo,

December 2023 is the last day he can use the visa to enter the U.S.  

 

So file N-600K now. And then re-enter U.S. before the visa expires whether N-600K interview is scheduled or not.

 

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I don’t have I-94 in-front of me, not sure 

If you have his visa you have his passport. If you have his passport, you can get his I-94 online. You are online because you are posting here.

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