can we expedite our k1 processing?

[baron555 934]

is anybody knows if is it possible to request to expedite the k1 processing? i've seen on the igor's list that a couple request to expedite their processing and it took only 2mos for them to got approved since their noa 1.. i just thought that it could give hope to everyone of us waiting..thanks

If the USC is being deployed to the front lines, then an expedite is possible. These cases are usually what you are looking at.

[RichiJenny 14]

If the USC is being deployed to the front lines, then an expedite is possible. These cases are usually what you are looking at.

...as well as medical, humanitarian, financial issues.

You can expedite for more than one reason too, if applicable.

[baron555 934]

...as well as medical, humanitarian, financial issues.

You can expedite for more than one reason too, if applicable.

Yes yes this is quoted from the USCIS but.........can you list one of each that you know were expedited for these reasons?

99.99% of the time, except for the military being deployed, there is no expedite.

I won't hurt to request it just don't get your hopes up.

[RichiJenny 14]

Yes yes this is quoted from the USCIS but.........can you list one of each that you know were expedited for these reasons?

99.99% of the time, except for the military being deployed, there is no expedite.

I won't hurt to request it just don't get your hopes up.

Yes, of course. I didnt necessarily quote that from the uscis - its from cases that I know of that are current and have been approved.

My case. It was expedited at USCIS level for starters - an when the service request was taken, we were offered a bunch of options which fitted the uscis criteria.

I also know of SEVERAL other cases at LEAST which did not involve military deployment.

Incidentally you are not limited to fit one of the uscis criteria.

[baron555 934]

Yes, of course. I didnt necessarily quote that from the uscis - its from cases that I know of that are current and have been approved.

My case. It was expedited at USCIS level for starters - an when the service request was taken, we were offered a bunch of options which fitted the uscis criteria.

I also know of SEVERAL other cases at LEAST which did not involve military deployment.

Incidentally you are not limited to fit one of the uscis criteria.

Your expedite was not for a K-1. The type of visa being petitioned for will also factor into the chances.

[RichiJenny 14]

I was under the impression that it is treated equally - K1 / CR1 according to the USCIS and expedite criteria it is.

[RICARDO4EVA2 199]

...as well as medical, humanitarian, financial issues.

You can expedite for more than one reason too, if applicable.

Hey good morn to you.

I'd like to know.. do you thihk it is possible to get an approved expedite request for a child who is 14 y/o? The mom/dad was approved however the child will be overseas. There will be no one else there to stay with the child and so the parents will have to stay overseas until the process is completed and would put them out of status.

Thank you.

[ATPEACE 43]

Hey good morn to you.

I'd like to know.. do you thihk it is possible to get an approved expedite request for a child who is 14 y/o? The mom/dad was approved however the child will be overseas. There will be no one else there to stay with the child and so the parents will have to stay overseas until the process is completed and would put them out of status.

Thank you.

No, this would be considered poor planning on the parents part.

[RICARDO4EVA2 199]

LM@O poor planning you say..? that's not correct.. YOU MUST be knowledgeable of the situation first. Mother/Father were approved in the Category IR-5 (parents of USC). Therefore.. any children they have unfortunately cannot be listed to benefit from the petition filed regardless of age You'll know this after you have done some research.

Lawyers/Senators were engaged however they were unable to help because of the Visa Category and strick immigration laws.

Edited December 9, 2010 by RICARDO4EVA2

[thelastpetitioner 218]

that is NOT possible,its not their concern @ricardo4eva2.it happens with k-1 cases everyday( meaning its not uncommon in the immigration cases ),the parent moves to the states and then files for k-2,the arrangements made is none of USCIS's concern.

[RICARDO4EVA2 199]

that is NOT possible,its not their concern @ricardo4eva2.it happens with k-1 cases everyday( meaning its not uncommon in the immigration cases ),the parent moves to the states and then files for k-2,the arrangements made is none of USCIS's concern.

More Appropriate.. that's Kool.. They will go back home for 6 months anyhow.. by then the petition would have been filed for 5-6 months.. I was just asking .. it's not crucial.

[ATPEACE 43]

LM@O poor planning you say..? that's not correct.. YOU MUST be knowledgeable of the situation first. Mother/Father were approved in the Category IR-5 (parents of USC). Therefore.. any children they have unfortunately cannot be listed to benefit from the petition filed regardless of age You'll know this after you have done some research.

Lawyers/Senators were engaged however they were unable to help because of the Visa Category and strick immigration laws.

I am knowledgeable about your situation. Again poor planning...

[RICARDO4EVA2 199]

I am knowledgeable about your situation. Again poor planning...

I Ignore an @ss like you... planning went good.. in my eyes.. they got an approval in 9 months in my eyes. Asking for reason for an expedite DOES not saying anything about poor planning.... hahah where are you from I have nothing else to say.. to you

[ATPEACE 43]

stupidity brings on anger

[rica30 0]

I'll have to agree with ATPEACE. Poor family planning. and YES this is kind of personal, my reply to this post. I also find it "a JOKE" that you wouldn't want to be away from your kid yet have the courage to mock other people's situation having to give birth without her partner. Just my two cents. =)

GET A NANNY. lol