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  1. nastra30
    You can adopt. There's a 2+ years legal and physical custody requirements to meet. Is the other biological parent giving up parenthood for good?
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    Where's the biological parent of the child? Isn't it your spouse?
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    You don't want to wait for him to gain citizenship through the biological parent when they naturalize in two years?
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    No. Must be married for 3+ years and also living with USC spouse for 3+ years in the US since marriage. Spouse should also have been a USC for 3+ years.
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    Final determination will be done at the interview.
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    Ok I see. It doesn't matter whether you are doing consular processing or adjustment of status, CSPA applies the same way.
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    Who found you to be preliminary eligible?
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    Op, I just want to add that, do not let your wife overstay her visit and accrue illegal presence. Overstays are not forgiven for LPR spouses which can result in a ban.
  9. nastra30
    Op, is feeling like she's a burden on the husband and in-laws. Honest communication and understanding should be key here.
  10. nastra30
    sure There's definitely going to be an interview down the road for beneficiary when it comes to I-130 petitions; no escaping that. Consular interview or adjustment of status interview (rare occasions can waived if you've been interviewed before) will happen.
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    You also will not have any problems without any introductory letters because it's not a requirement. You'll never get RFE for missing an introductory letter. As I said a typo in an unnecessary introductory letter I think shouldn't cause a problem.
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    @samra77 has to provide specifics. True, 5 years wait for daughter if residency is/was originally conditional. However, in the case of being a biological daughter of the USC father, and was in his legal custody before turning 18, daughter would already have been USC.
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    +Separate applications for both of you. +Daughter can apply now as she's staying put in current state +For you, you'll have to wait until you've established residency in your new state for at least 3 months before you can apply. Good luck.
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    No need for one GAINT pdf. Personally, I prefer to upload documents separately. For photos, I try to organize 4 pictures/pdf. Plus, there's a limit to per pdf upload size to worry about so why do one big pdf if you are submitting lot's of evidence? You did not mess up so don't stress yourself. Good luck.
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    They always scanned and uploaded paper applications/supporting docs internally. To streamline the application process between those filing online and those filing by paper USCIS now makes them available in your USCIS account even if you file by paper. Your receipt # will start with IOE. Don't worry yourself with such unnecessary and unneeded introductory letters. For now do nothing; imo it shouldn't be a problem. God luck.
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    Without the primary beneficiary gaining LPR?
  17. nastra30
    Unfortunately, you'll have to keeping monitoring until interview slots open up.
  18. nastra30
    Professor. Please don't conflate USC with LPR. Two different things.
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    What case is it?
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    The principal beneficiary will have to be admitted in the US as LPR with immigrant visa before op (derivative beneficiary) can even attempt AOS. Now concerning the in February 2023 CSPA methodology, I'm not sure how it plays out for op. If principal applicant were to be adjusting based on Chart B, then it's clear cut, op could also adjust. But this is the situation where principal applicant is going to be based on Chart A and derivative applicant is based on Chart B. Since this CSPA method based on 'dates for filing' is a fairly new change, I'm not sure how it plays out for op but probably a chance. Op could be a case study for VJ.
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    Sibling petition will take 20+ years for a visa to be available.
  22. nastra30
    I don't know the laws of Pakistan, but for US immigration purpose you only need the marriage certificate from SA. Do you have marriage certificate from SA?
  23. nastra30
    You can contact the site admins to closed this thread if you've gotten the answers you need. However, you can't tell people not to post if it's an open thread. Wishing you guys best of luck.
  24. nastra30
    No. However, Mother needs to be in the US before your sister comes to the US. Mother can also come at the same with your sister.
  25. nastra30
    Welcome back. Please stay a while and naturalize (if possible). Then after, you can go anywhere you want, for any length of time.
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