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    @Lotus95, when you receive your document kindly post a readcted picture here like HarryWL did so we have more proof this urban myth is actually true. 😀
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    Op, it's indeed an I-551 stamp sent in the mail. A fellow from Florida received one and shared his story here. I commented on that thread that this will be a game changer if it's widely issued. So this awesome you are also going to get one to add to our VJ stats that is a thing. I will look for that post and link here.
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    The main I-864.
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    Ah, understood. Cynical and opportunistic folks.
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    Op, you are a making a simple situation become a complicated nuisance for you, and shouldn't be. 1. You can study if you are doing AOS from K1 (at least some schools will allow you). No issue here. 2. You can't work without EAD (internship or not). And this is what you find it hard understanding. Are you saying the school says you can work without EAD? If the school is telling you can work with a CPT as a K-1 then I can say with confidence the school is wrong. You need to call the school again to verify. CPT (and OPT) still need to be documented in SEVIS which you don't have so you can't work with a CPT.
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    Do you think the biological father will contest their application for a US passport? If not, then another option is ask him to complete a DS-3053.
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    Print the email.
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    Again, CPT doesn’t apply to you. It's for F-1 students; not K-1 folks. CPT is endorsed directly in an I-120. You don't have an I-120 so I don't see how you'll get a CPT.
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    There's a giant thread on this very issue. Here:
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    Because it's not yours to withdraw; it's his. Just divorce and move on.
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    Yup, that should be the plan.
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    Congrats
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    +When is the new interview date? +What is the priority date? +Medical exam is generally valid for 6 months. And issued visas expire 6 months after the medical exam (not 6 months from when they are issued). So as you can tell depending on the interview date and when visa is issued, the visa could expire right away (or could be so close he might not have enough time to prepare before living GH) and medical will have to be redone anyways for a new visa to be re-issued.
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    Op is referring to family preference category F1, and not F1 student visa.
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    Yes, you can apply for a visitor's visa while waiting for an immigrant visa. You just have to convince the IO you have no immigrant intent and have strong ties to home country. Lagos being Lagos, the chances of a US visitor visa are very slim but there's always a chance and it takes $160 to find out. Good luck to your mom.
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    From the I-130 instructions: For parent-child relationships only: If other forms of evidence have proven inconclusive, the petitioner may submit on a voluntary basis other evidence of a birth parent and birth child relationship to include deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) testing. DNA test results will only be accepted by USCIS from parentage-testing laboratories accredited by the American Association of Blood Banks (AABB). A list of laboratories can be viewed at www.aabb.org/sa/facilities/Pages/RTestAccrFac.aspx.
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    You can't use your GH passport to exit the airport in Europe without a visa. So while in Europe, use your US passport to go explore on your long layover.
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    In general, think about the totality of evidence you can provide. Little bits of evidence from here and there could add up to sway USCIS. It's rather unfortunate your birth was registered late otherwise your BC is all you'll have needed.
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    So you are saying throughtout your childhood you and/or mom didn't have records or documents listing both your names? Documents such such medical records or health records, religious documents, school records, insurance records; employment records; financial records (tax returns), census or tribal records, government records, identification documents, etc.
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    Just photos are not enough. You need more marriage and cohabitation evidence beyond just photos. As suggested, redact personal info and paste the NOID here.
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    Op, I'm assuming you've already submitted the I-130. if not, submit it ASAP so you can freeze his age before he turns 21.
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    Didn't the interview letter give you your next steps instructions?
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    Oh wonderful. Hopefully, he gets his advanced parole travel document soon as well.
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    As @powerpuffclearly stated. The 9 months is just for the petition to be approved. Depending on the country the extra 15+ years is just waiting for an actual visa (visa number) to become available.
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