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  1. How would kids come being underage? Would Ecuador allow them to leave the country as minors? Did their biological father give permission for them to move?
  2. Yes, it's possible to do yourself There is no "together". Each is a separate petition and can take different time to get approved.
  3. What's the reason for expedite? 14-17 months is the wait time for I-130 approval. Looks like husband will be approved soon too You need to prove you have US domicile. Canada is strict on that.
  4. What do you mean by that? If you became a citizen by operation of law as a minor, you did not naturalize. Your parent did. It's possible USCIS doesn't believe / cannot establish you're a US citizen. Hence my question, what evidence of US citizenship did you provide?
  5. What proof of US citizenship did you send? Did you / your parents ever file N-600 to get your certificate of citizenship?
  6. Well, the moment you married your Russian fiance, I-129F was void. Did you divorce him properly? Do you have a divorce decree? Yes, you have to list the case.
  7. My understanding yes, she needs F-1. Cannot come and stay on B1 for few years.
  8. Household sizes for I-864s (others can correct): Wife: 2 (herself and you) FIL: 4 (himself, you, your wife and your sister in law) - if he claims wife and sister in law as dependants on his taxes.
  9. Both wife and your father in law should file I-864. Wife as a sponsor Father as a joint sponsor I-864A is needed for co-sponsor. For example, if you also have MIL who combines income with FIL who is joint sponsor.
  10. MyProgress is not something I'd trust. Here's recent example: I remember somebody reporting myProgress showing 7 months to decision on the day of their oath.
  11. All depends on other country rules and wife's paasport. For example, if she transits through UK, she may need a transit visa. Explore all rules before booking flights.
  12. Coming back shortly after departure from the US is a flag that can lead to questions and potential visa / ESTA revocation, regardless of country you went to. Whether it's Mexico or Australia, if you come back to the US too soon, it's a risk.
  13. It's good for everybody honestly. I got it on work visa, then used it while removing conditions. Still have it, it's great. By the way, many credit cards (even some no fee cards) cover Global Entry, if you don't want to pay out of pocket.
  14. You cannot read into it at all. Here's example:
  15. Also, do you have I-751 pending?
  16. Did you move since filing?
  17. You can skip it for now, but long term, it's highly recommended. Here's example when somebody was asked for it while renewing their US passport: Here's the reason to apply: If you're not ready to pay, at least tell the child so they can apply themselves when they start making money.
  18. If you see the latest messages in this thread, everything worked out for OP.
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