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  1. I see some assumptions were made about what will be done, so let me clarify and maybe this will be useful to others, I-130 application was processed by USCIS in one year, filed in April 2022 and approved in March 1 2023 We filed DS-260 and with I-864W and got message that documents have been approved in the case CEAC portal we are now waiting for appointment to be assigned. At least that is what we were told. For those that handled these interactions - do they contact when appointment becomes available? Do we need to try to get one on out own? Letter seems to indicate they will reach out to us when appointment available.
  2. I think you are missing the point , that is ok Thank you for the help
  3. It is completely legal but intentions matter - hence non-disclosure.
  4. That K4 visa is attached to K3 and can only be obtained during spouse processing. I was recommended another way to go about the process but I will not be discussing it here, speak with an attorney if you have young child and have similar situation.
  5. Under Guides of this site in Immigration Guides there is section called "Children of US Citizens or Permanent Residents" Under this section there is page for the procedure - On this page there is a section that states the following: Can my child come to the United States to live while the visa petition is pending? If you are a U.S. citizen, once you file Form I-130, your child is eligible to apply for a nonimmigrant K-4 visa. This will entitle him or her to come to the United States to live and work or go to school while the visa petition is pending. To petition for this benefit, you may file Form I-129F. However, you are not required to file Form I-129F and your child does not require a K-4 visa. Your child may wait abroad for immigrant visa processing. Seeking a K-4 visa can be a method for him or her to come to the United States more quickly. For more information, see the “K3-K4 Visa” page. I assume this is a mistake?
  6. Under Guides of this site in Immigration Guides there is section called "Children of US Citizens or Permanent Residents" Under this section there is page for the procedure - On this page there is a section that states the following: Can my child come to the United States to live while the visa petition is pending? If you are a U.S. citizen, once you file Form I-130, your child is eligible to apply for a nonimmigrant K-4 visa. This will entitle him or her to come to the United States to live and work or go to school while the visa petition is pending. To petition for this benefit, you may file Form I-129F. However, you are not required to file Form I-129F and your child does not require a K-4 visa. Your child may wait abroad for immigrant visa processing. Seeking a K-4 visa can be a method for him or her to come to the United States more quickly. For more information, see the “K3-K4 Visa” page. Is this is a mistake?
  7. My wife is US citizen and we filed I-130 to bring her daughter(under 21) to US. We go case number and application is "being processed" I see information that it is possible to now file form I-129F to obtain K4 visa for the child. K4 visa maybe approved faster. Looking at instruction for form I-129F I do not see any guidelines for how to properly fill it out for this use case. Can someone provide more information about getting K4 visa in this case?
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