Ronald P

Yea February is the main focus now. But according to all the data since January is now at 60% they should start to switch the January processing to March fairly soon. The last 20% of January will run through May to meet the “16.5 Month 80%” processing time. It will be a slow trickle into March but they should start sporadically approving cases in no particular order, just as has been the pattern last couple months

I would be surprised if they didn’t start this week! January only has about 500 cases left. They should start to put most of the focus on February while slowly working through March as they did with January / February.

I will be applying for a CRBA within the next couple months after the baby is born (Ecuador). I seen a checklist from their embassy website that also asked for “pregnancy photos.” Did you do a professional shoot or did you just take photos yourself. Were you in the photos too? Just wanted to get some info on what that exactly meant. Thanks

Hi Everyone, Me and my fiancé are currently waiting for our I-129F petition to be processed (6 months in). However, we recently just found out that she is pregnant. I am assuming that by the time our baby is born that our petition will probably be just getting looked at (she probably wouldn't be able to travel after 6 months anyways). So now I am preparing to have to apply for a CRBA when after our baby is born. I am the father to be and the U.S citizen and she is from Ecuador. After going to the embassy website, I have a question regarding one of the requirements that states, "There has to be a biological relationship between the child and transmitting U.S. Citizen" I looked at some other immigration websites and even the USCIS and they all pretty much state the same thing. Either blood relationship or biological relationship, etc. My question is, what type of evidence or proof are they asking for? A DNA test? Or is this just at the discretion of the CO? I plan to present during the CRBA appointment when the time comes. Thanks