Am worried about the children

[helpmelord 3]

I need to get advice about the kids back home, so my hubby did two differernt petition for them i130s along with mine, I have interview on the 6/28/10 for the aos but heard nothing about the i130s. Also my kids paperwork were transfered to CA from the 3/10 /10 and we got recipt numbers, since our case started on the 2/28/10 I have received my EAD and my case has been touched so many times, but not the kids, the questions are why is there no tuches on the kids and do they have to approve mine before anything is done on the kids, how long will it take to immigrate them here. Also my hubby did not send his bc or a copy of the marriage certificate with theirs, he only sent it with mine. Will they eventually join the cases together, so far we have not receive any RFE on these cases so I am praying God let it remain that way. Any answer from everyone will be highly appreciated.

Edited June 9, 2010 by helpmelord

[dillon 6]

Sounds like yours was AOS and what your husband filed for them was for them to get their IR1/CR1. Correct me if I am wrong you are here in the States right? AOS moves a lot quicker than just filing for the IR1/CR1 check the time lines on this site to see what month they are working now.

Edited June 9, 2010 by dillon

[helpmelord 3]

Sounds like yours was AOS and what your husband filed for them was for them to get their IR1/CR1. Correct me if I am wrong you are here in the States right? AOS moves a lot quicker than just filing for the IR1/CR1 check the time lines on this site to see what month they are working now.

Yes am here in the US ans adjusting status AOS, I think that what he did he field an I130 for each of them, they are in Jamaica

[davaocitygirl 0]

I believe your adjustment of status and his (USC?) I-130 for his step-children are not tied together in the USCIS mind. We are doing the same thing right now. According to our lawyer, our daughter could actually be approved to come here on her step-father's (USC) I-130 petition BEFORE the interview for the I-485 for myself. As bizarre as it seems, my daughter could come here and I could fail my interview and be sent home WITHOUT my daughter! Doubt that could happen, but our lawyer said this example as a way to show that the two processes are not connected in the minds of the USCIS.

From the best I can tell, it depends on which country you are dealing with and which city you are requesting your interview for AOS with that determines the speed at which your requests are dealt with. According to the USCIS website, an I-130 from Manila should be completed in less than five months.

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

Your AOS and the children CR1 request is not joined. They are at two different process centers, and they will be handled differently. They will not be on the same time schedule frame. What is stated above is correct, you could be denied AOS and the children's petition could be approved.

It would have been best to wait until your AOS had been approved, before you'll filed for the children, but since you'll didin't each case will follow it's own route.

[helpmelord 3]

Your AOS and the children CR1 request is not joined. They are at two different process centers, and they will be handled differently. They will not be on the same time schedule frame. What is stated above is correct, you could be denied AOS and the children's petition could be approved.

It would have been best to wait until your AOS had been approved, before you'll filed for the children, but since you'll didin't each case will follow it's own route.

Ok and thanks to all that responded to my post, I realy appreciate it andIi will keep everyone posted on my upcoming interview. If our daughter does not make a surprise entrance before her due date on july 16 I have been having lots of contractions my hubby keeps looking at me from the corner of hs eye, like he is saying you ready but realy everone I appreciate everyone response.