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SteveInBostonI130

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  1. 1. About 7 years from the filing date. 2. No. 3. After USCIS approves the I-130 it will be sent to the NVC About a year before the visa becomes current, the NVC will "unlock" the case and contact the petitioner to pay the AOS and IV fees. At that point your parent and your brother will complete the NVC steps. If your parent becomes a USC, the category will change from F2B to F1 and it will take an additional 1-2 years for that category to become current.
  2. Renew the passport now. Thr passport information on the I-130 is used for background checks if your wife was in the US at the time you submitted the petition. When the I-130 gets approved the next step is NVC. At NVC, your wife will have to submit a copy of her passport and fill out the DS-260. The passport needs to match the information in the DS-260. You do not need to inform USCIS.
  3. You can mark Montreal for the consulate location on the I-130. NVC will not pay any attention to this and use your fathers current address to automatically assign the consulate.
  4. If you want to get denied, then yes. There are many ways to apply, get denied and waste the application fee. This is one of them.
  5. Yes. In fact, it is one of the examples they list.
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