K1 and K2 should be filed together?

[ladydreamer 0]

we got the NOA1 for K1 already, but my child, under 21,decided to come with me. what shall i do? can we still apply for a K2? please i don't know what to do. please help. would u know how much is the fee for K2? thanks.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

we got the NOA1 for K1 already, but my child, under 21,decided to come with me. what shall i do? can we still apply for a K2? please i don't know what to do. please help. would u know how much is the fee for K2? thanks.

You received a receipt notice for the I-129f, petition for K-1 visa. The I-129f petition for K-1 visa requires the petitioner (US citizen) to list ALL children of the beneficiary (foreign fiancee) under the age of 21 years old, regardless of whether they plan to come or not. If the US citizen did as instructed the "K-2" has already been "applied for". When you go to the next stage, interview, you will give a DS 156 for each visa applied for, whether it is K-1 or K-2. As long as the child has been included in all forms so far, which it is required to do so, then you have no porblem and the child can apply for a K-2 visa along with yours or within 1 year after yours is issued.

[pushbrk 12,877]

we got the NOA1 for K1 already, but my child, under 21,decided to come with me. what shall i do? can we still apply for a K2? please i don't know what to do. please help. would u know how much is the fee for K2? thanks.

You received a receipt notice for the I-129f, petition for K-1 visa. The I-129f petition for K-1 visa requires the petitioner (US citizen) to list ALL children of the beneficiary (foreign fiancee) under the age of 21 years old, regardless of whether they plan to come or not. If the US citizen did as instructed the "K-2" has already been "applied for". When you go to the next stage, interview, you will give a DS 156 for each visa applied for, whether it is K-1 or K-2. As long as the child has been included in all forms so far, which it is required to do so, then you have no porblem and the child can apply for a K-2 visa along with yours or within 1 year after yours is issued.

Nothing, neither K1 or K2 has been "applied for". If the child was listed in the petition, then that's all that's needed at this time. Approval of the parent's petition will allow both parent and child to "apply for" their visas abroad. USCIS doesn't issue visas, so nobody applies for a visa by filing a petition with USCIS. It seems we fight a never ending battle over this simple error in terminology that would seem so easy to correct but clearly isn't. Please be a part of the solution.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

we got the NOA1 for K1 already, but my child, under 21,decided to come with me. what shall i do? can we still apply for a K2? please i don't know what to do. please help. would u know how much is the fee for K2? thanks.

You received a receipt notice for the I-129f, petition for K-1 visa. The I-129f petition for K-1 visa requires the petitioner (US citizen) to list ALL children of the beneficiary (foreign fiancee) under the age of 21 years old, regardless of whether they plan to come or not. If the US citizen did as instructed the "K-2" has already been "applied for". When you go to the next stage, interview, you will give a DS 156 for each visa applied for, whether it is K-1 or K-2. As long as the child has been included in all forms so far, which it is required to do so, then you have no porblem and the child can apply for a K-2 visa along with yours or within 1 year after yours is issued.

Nothing, neither K1 or K2 has been "applied for". If the child was listed in the petition, then that's all that's needed at this time. Approval of the parent's petition will allow both parent and child to "apply for" their visas abroad. USCIS doesn't issue visas, so nobody applies for a visa by filing a petition with USCIS. It seems we fight a never ending battle over this simple error in terminology that would seem so easy to correct but clearly isn't. Please be a part of the solution.

Pushbrk, you are correct, I used the words "applied for" (in quotes) to correspond to the OP's use of the words. Yes, they mean things and you are correct. The OP seemed concerned her child would not be able to come now, and my purpose was to point out if the petition was properly submitted, no problem, and she will be able to apply for a visa for her child once the petition is approved.

Proud to be part of the solution!

[ladydreamer 0]

we got the NOA1 for K1 already, but my child, under 21,decided to come with me. what shall i do? can we still apply for a K2? please i don't know what to do. please help. would u know how much is the fee for K2? thanks.

You received a receipt notice for the I-129f, petition for K-1 visa. The I-129f petition for K-1 visa requires the petitioner (US citizen) to list ALL children of the beneficiary (foreign fiancee) under the age of 21 years old, regardless of whether they plan to come or not. If the US citizen did as instructed the "K-2" has already been "applied for". When you go to the next stage, interview, you will give a DS 156 for each visa applied for, whether it is K-1 or K-2. As long as the child has been included in all forms so far, which it is required to do so, then you have no porblem and the child can apply for a K-2 visa along with yours or within 1 year after yours is issued.

Nothing, neither K1 or K2 has been "applied for". If the child was listed in the petition, then that's all that's needed at this time. Approval of the parent's petition will allow both parent and child to "apply for" their visas abroad. USCIS doesn't issue visas, so nobody applies for a visa by filing a petition with USCIS. It seems we fight a never ending battle over this simple error in terminology that would seem so easy to correct but clearly isn't. Please be a part of the solution.

[ladydreamer 0]

thanks so much for your guidance,now i understand. this site is blessed with people like YOU..that could help others like me. appreciate it very much.thanks again.

[ladydreamer 0]

we got the NOA1 for K1 already, but my child, under 21,decided to come with me. what shall i do? can we still apply for a K2? please i don't know what to do. please help. would u know how much is the fee for K2? thanks.

You received a receipt notice for the I-129f, petition for K-1 visa. The I-129f petition for K-1 visa requires the petitioner (US citizen) to list ALL children of the beneficiary (foreign fiancee) under the age of 21 years old, regardless of whether they plan to come or not. If the US citizen did as instructed the "K-2" has already been "applied for". When you go to the next stage, interview, you will give a DS 156 for each visa applied for, whether it is K-1 or K-2. As long as the child has been included in all forms so far, which it is required to do so, then you have no porblem and the child can apply for a K-2 visa along with yours or within 1 year after yours is issued.

Nothing, neither K1 or K2 has been "applied for". If the child was listed in the petition, then that's all that's needed at this time. Approval of the parent's petition will allow both parent and child to "apply for" their visas abroad. USCIS doesn't issue visas, so nobody applies for a visa by filing a petition with USCIS. It seems we fight a never ending battle over this simple error in terminology that would seem so easy to correct but clearly isn't. Please be a part of the solution.

maraming salamat po (thank you very much "with respect") appreciate it..now i understand clearly.best regards.