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  • Birthday February 18

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    HAPPY VALLEY
  • State
    Oregon
  • Interests
    Dancing, computer games

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    IR-1/CR-1 Visa
  • Place benefits filed at
    Texas Service Center
  • Country
    Ukraine
  • Our Story
    Met 9/2015; First Kiss 2/2019, Engaged 3/2020 during lockdown, Married 7/2021

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  1. RnJ2021 started following U4U potential parolee overstayed a J-1 12 years ago.
  2. RnJ2021
    I don't see a problem in anything I found. I see a 10 year ban. Unless someone recommends otherwise, I'll proceed with 134A and see what happens.
  3.    SalishSea reacted to a post in a topic: I-130 for wife but not for child. 'The petition you have filed does not allow derivative status for family members. This means that any spouse, unmarried child under age 21, or parent will require their own petition to immigrate."
  4.    millefleur reacted to a post in a topic: I-130 for wife but not for child. 'The petition you have filed does not allow derivative status for family members. This means that any spouse, unmarried child under age 21, or parent will require their own petition to immigrate."
  5.    Lemonslice reacted to a post in a topic: I-130 for wife but not for child. 'The petition you have filed does not allow derivative status for family members. This means that any spouse, unmarried child under age 21, or parent will require their own petition to immigrate."
  6.    Lemonslice reacted to a post in a topic: I-130 for wife but not for child. 'The petition you have filed does not allow derivative status for family members. This means that any spouse, unmarried child under age 21, or parent will require their own petition to immigrate."
  7.    Lemonslice reacted to a post in a topic: I-130 for wife but not for child. 'The petition you have filed does not allow derivative status for family members. This means that any spouse, unmarried child under age 21, or parent will require their own petition to immigrate."
  8. RnJ2021
    OMG. My buddy tells me he knows an immigration attorney who knows and really likes his wife and the child. She has the case now. She said the double check happens a lot. She is across the country - maybe that is why he did not go to her first. Or maybe it was financial. If he were not such a good friend.......... They are both crazy
  9.    pushbrk reacted to a post in a topic: I-130 for wife but not for child. 'The petition you have filed does not allow derivative status for family members. This means that any spouse, unmarried child under age 21, or parent will require their own petition to immigrate."
  10.    pushbrk reacted to a post in a topic: I-130 for wife but not for child. 'The petition you have filed does not allow derivative status for family members. This means that any spouse, unmarried child under age 21, or parent will require their own petition to immigrate."
  11. RnJ2021
    Your response on submitting a new I-130 is useful. I guess it cannot hurt. My buddy is a great guy but not the type to participate in this give and take. And apparently not the type to complete complex forms. This is complex enough that I think he should talk to an immigration attorney. The last one he used was ####### but maybe he can find a good one.
  12. RnJ2021
    Found this: Under Federal law, States and local educational agencies are obligated to provide all children – regardless of immigration status – with equal access to public education at the elementary and secondary level. This includes children such as unaccompanied children who may be involved in immigration proceedings.
  13.    RnJ2021 reacted to a post in a topic: I-130 for wife but not for child. 'The petition you have filed does not allow derivative status for family members. This means that any spouse, unmarried child under age 21, or parent will require their own petition to immigrate."
  14.    Boiler reacted to a post in a topic: I-130 for wife but not for child. 'The petition you have filed does not allow derivative status for family members. This means that any spouse, unmarried child under age 21, or parent will require their own petition to immigrate."
  15.    Ontarkie reacted to a post in a topic: I-130 for wife but not for child. 'The petition you have filed does not allow derivative status for family members. This means that any spouse, unmarried child under age 21, or parent will require their own petition to immigrate."
  16. RnJ2021
    That was when I first posted., My buddy submitted a letter notify NVC that the child was in process. But the official query system takes weeks and it still has not arrived at NVC. In the meantime, mom was DQ'd and sent to Dublin. I imagine that mom will have immigration visa in hand before the "official" request to match the cases up makes it to NVC. In the meantime, while the original I-130 only took two weeks to be approved, it apparently takes months to correct a simple error in the form.
  17. RnJ2021
    Mom's case is on its way to Dublin. USCIS is not matching anything up with that.
  18. RnJ2021
    Her school that is eagerly waiting for her return will be surprised to learn this. Her stepfather is a USC.
  19. RnJ2021
    They can move together because because the child has a tourist visa. Once mom has her immigrant visa (soon) then they can come home. The only question is what is the best way to normalize the child's status once her paperwork is resolved.
  20. RnJ2021
    Got it. If mom is already approved, the process requires the 8 year old (probably 9 by the time the paperwork is squared away) coming through the system separately to leave her home in the USA for the interview that NVC obligingly schedules for her. Peachy: If your spouse and/or qualified unmarried children will immigrate at a later date and travel separately from you, they are not required to participate in your interview. They will be scheduled for a separate interview appointment. You should contact the U.S. Embassy or Consulate directly to arrange separate interviews, if needed.
  21. RnJ2021
    Child and mom want to come home. Because of their tourist visas, they have spent half of the last 8 years with her stepfather. And he spent a lot of the other half with them in Kyiv.
  22. RnJ2021
    The child does not need an interview.
  23. RnJ2021
    So they bring the child to the USA to be her family while the paperwork at USCIS is resolved. Once the approved petition is at NVC, what is the best way for this family to proceed?
  24. RnJ2021
    The shortest processing time I saw was 3.5 months at California. Mom will be in the USA by then. The original I-130 was very fast. Less than two weeks.
  25. RnJ2021
    Another thought that popped into my head is that since the only thing the child needs in Ireland is the medical exam, can she get that, come to the USA with her mom and wait for the paperwork to catch up?
  26. RnJ2021
    So my buddy's congressman talked to his contact at USCIS. The processing time for an I-824 is 20 months. That is a long time for an 8 year old. As soon as my buddy gets the receipt, he'll get the number to the congressman who will get it to his contact. The contact will try to expedite it to NVC. The child's mother is DQ'd and her case should arrive at Dublin any day now. So she will have her immigrant visa soon. If expediting the I-824 fails, then mom has to enter the USA with the girl. Under these circumstances, is AOS the appropriate way to go for the girl? My buddy also wants to know if can just do another I-130. He does not mind paying the fee. Any thoughts? TIA
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