Speedy troy

I have applied for my son's I-130 back in April 24 after he was born in Feb, me and his mother had to come to the US before my wife's visa expires. Since we left I lost my mother which was the person caring for him, and he's now staying with relatives. Is there a way to speed up the process for his application because on the website it's showing 9 months. he doesn't qualify for the crb, and tried to ask the local embassy to assist before we left but they couldn't.

So there is nothing I can from my end for now? I just hangup with someone who basically refused to transfer me to a T2, she said that I need to provide a letter attached with evidence as to why I need to expedite my son's application. This is crazy, she didn't think that separating a two month's old baby from his mother is a enough reason.

I'm on the phone with them as we speak. Also she's going to enter the US after our 2nd year anniversary(visa approved before 2nd anniversary), at the POE can the officer issue a 10 years card rather than 2 years? I've been through the ROC and it was painful hence I'm asking if we can avoid that.

At the time of his birth, I only had 4 and some change being a USC. We were afraid that his application would take 18+ months like his mother so we didn't want to wait.

The mother has received her visa in hand and the baby was born like a month and a half before her interview.

Man I thought this is something good.

I applied for my new born son's I-130 late March, and yesterday I received an email about an update for his application. Upon login I found that the estimate time is around 2 Months, is this accurate? Once I filed his application I tried to speak to an agent about an expedite request and was told that I need to upload an unsolicited evidence which I haven't done.

Ok, I will call the doctor tomorrow asking for this.

I work remotely so I don't fall into that category.

This is baby is less than 2 months also, isn't that a reason to expedite?

It really is. I already filed for his I130 but not sure what's this evidence that I need to submit? Do you have an idea?

He was born last month and she just had her interview last week and was told that her visa approved and she should get the passport with the stamp within 2 weeks.

She only got her visa approval last week and we're still waiting for the passport with the stamp. So according to the above as long as she never entered the US on her visa he's ok to go with her?

The embassy in Casablanca refused the DCF and I've spoken directly to them twice.

Both our parents are still alive but they're old so we're hoping to get the expedite request approved, other than that we don't have any other choice really.

My wife's visa was approved. The embassy refused to accept the DCF, I just prepared his I-130 and I was told to submit evidence on the reason why I need the application to be expedited? I don't know if a month a half baby is a enough reason for USCIS to expedite a visa.. it's ridiculous.

So my wife's visa has been approved (we're waiting for the visa stamp), we tried the DCF option to include our new born baby but the US consulate here in casa shut down the idea. Now we've prepared a new I-130 for our almost 2months old baby, I tried to expedite the application via live agent requested in Emma but the agent told me that I need to submit an unsolicited evidence for the reason to expedite. I don't know what to include as an evidence? Is a plea letter along with the birth certificate enough? both our parents are still alive but old and unable to care for a new infant. I don't know what this evidence should be? Any guidance is really appreciated. Also the baby doesn't qualify for the CRBA.

We end up not following his suggestion and she was approved .

Yes, I included all requested information, including the correct title they specified, along with both our names and his name and any necessary details(almost 2 word pages full). The very next day after my last comment, I received a call from an individual at the US Consulate, and I spoke with a Moroccan gentleman. I explained my situation, and he informed me that what I was requesting (DCF request) is only available to military spouses and government employees assigned to Morocco, and not open to the general public. He advised me to file a new I-130 petition for my son, and to request expedition. As many Moroccans are aware, obtaining even a single document from the local government takes an arm and a leg let alone registering a new baby, applying for a birth certificate, obtaining a passport, and then translating all the necessary documents for the USCIS portion. I have been running around for the past month just to get all documents necessary for his passport, and it has been 15 days since I applied for it without any update yet. The funny thing is that this gentleman suggested to not have the medical done, have my spouse come to the interview and tell whoever interview her that she couldn't get a physical exam date (basically lie) so she can get an RFE to delay my spouse's visa stamp, send that expedite request for my son and go through the whole I-130 process then once his application is approved, we can call the embassy again and tell them that we were able to get a DR exam for my wife and ask that my son's interview can be on the same day she brings the medical exam folder and bring bring his as well.. is that even a good suggestion?it doesn't seems like it.

I think I've made a mistake here, I've emailed the consulate 3 times and haven't heard anything and I've called them like 10 times without any help. The lady asked my wife's case# and contact info, I feel like I wasted 2 weeks over nothing.

I have contacted the embassy today and was told that I need to contact the authority where I filled my wife's application which didn't sound right given the current circumstances. I also reached out to the embassy back in October and explained the whole situation when my spouse was pregnant and was told that they can't help me, and I'm pretty sure it was a local who answer both times. So I end up sending an email to visascasablanca@state.gov, provided details of my case and now I have to wait to see if they'll help me.

Thank you so much @Crazy Cat, I will follow your suggestion and will report back.

What else do I need to provide? The fee, his passport and his birth certificate? I assume I will have to provide everything for the I-130 but instead of sending it to USCIS it will go straight to the embassy. Am I correct?

I will call the consulate Monday morning. If they accept my request, will his application be like his mother just a regular I-130?

Ok, I will call them on Monday. Thank you so much.