kaerras

12 hours ago, NuestraUnion said:

 

 

It can take up to 6 months for her to adjust status (receive a green card). The problem is that one of the requirements to keep the green card is to remain living in the US. If she is only coming to the US for visit she could potentially lose her green card in the future.

Aww, damn. I guess either she moves with us at the same time, or I have wasted money on her visa fees. Thanks for your clarification.

Any idea on how long an adjustment of status would take, if she wanted to be able to come back and forth? IE: If she comes with her mom during the initial entry, then we can file an adjustment of status and get travel authorization? 

Looking for clarification on something regarding my case; we filed for a K1 visa, and a K2 for her 12-year old daughter as well. My fiance has been working in Kuwait previously, but is from the Philippines. Her daughter lives in Philippines with the grandparents. We have already had our interview, just awaiting the visa in the mail now. The clarification I need is this: her daughter isn't interested in moving with us right away, she is 12 years old, wants to stay with her friends, continue living with the grandparents, etc. We aren't going to force her to come, but we filed the K2 at the same time anyways in case she changed her mind. We want her to be able to visit at least before she decides what she wants.

Okay, this is getting convoluted. I know her medical exam is good for like 6 months. Can she visit within that time and then go back home without losing her visa? Do we need to file an adjustment of status for her and get the travel clearance? How long does something like that take? And is it necessary for her, since she is only 12? Any information would be appreciated. Thanks

NOA1 was received on Dec 20th, we got notice of our RFE on 3/28, for some blanks on the 325-A that we did not put N/A on, and I forgot to check that I wasnt a felon/murderer/slaver on part 3. I received the paperwork 4/4 and corrected and sent it off. Hope they have a quick turnaround, I am planning on visiting soon and would love to be there for the interview.

This has probably been answered a hundred times before, and I am sorry if that is the case, please bear with me; We received our RFE in the mail today, and some mistakes were made in our original filing: some N/A sections on our 325s, and I missed a few checkboxes on the 129F. My question is this: Can I adjust them on the forms they sent with the highlighted sections, or do I need to reprint the entire form?