IR2 affidavit of support

[krisca 0]

hello, i have a 3 year old daughter (IR2 category), will she be needing an Affidavit of Support? my husband (he's the biological dad) (US Citizen) is in the States for almost a year now. I filed for CRBA she was denied (I knew she would be, but the embassy will ask for it so we went and paid anyways), I was reading at the NVC webpage and i came across this

Effective immediately, an I-864 will not/not be required for the following categories of immigrants:

© a child classified IR-2 who was born (in or out of wedlock) to a parent who is now a U.S. Citizen, provided the child will be admitted to the U.S. while still under age 18 and will reside in the United States with, and in the custody of, the U.S. Citizen parent;

anyone who can shed some light? thanks in advance

[belinda63 3,039]

I THINK and Jim could say for sure, that when she reaches the US she can apply for US citizenship as a derivative of her father. This could be why no affidavit of support is required.

[happyblessedme 12]

hello, i have a 3 year old daughter (IR2 category), will she be needing an Affidavit of Support? my husband (he's the biological dad) (US Citizen) is in the States for almost a year now. I filed for CRBA she was denied (I knew she would be, but the embassy will ask for it so we went and paid anyways), I was reading at the NVC webpage and i came across this

Effective immediately, an I-864 will not/not be required for the following categories of immigrants:

© a child classified IR-2 who was born (in or out of wedlock) to a parent who is now a U.S. Citizen, provided the child will be admitted to the U.S. while still under age 18 and will reside in the United States with, and in the custody of, the U.S. Citizen parent;

anyone who can shed some light? thanks in advance

Is this new? My USC husband filed an I-130 petition for my 8 and 12 yr.old kids that time(last year) and were granted an IR2 visa. Each of my kids had a separate I-864.

Why is ur CRBA denied? Is the child's bilogical father a USC by birth or did he meet the residency requierments?

Just curious why CRBA was denied.

Edited March 22, 2011 by happyblessedme

[ezzie 7]

You will need I-864W, since the biological dad is USC. Your child will be USC as a derivative of the father when she comes here.

Edited March 22, 2011 by ezzie

[krisca 0]

Is this new? My USC husband filed an I-130 petition for my 8 and 12 yr.old kids that time(last year) and were granted an IR2 visa. Each of my kids had a separate I-864.

Why is ur CRBA denied? Is the child's bilogical father a USC by birth or did he meet the residency requierments?

Just curious why CRBA was denied.

coz,my husband didn't met the residency req's. but he is the biological father.

You will need I-864W, since the biological dad is USC. Your child will be USC as a derivative of the father when she comes here.

ok, thanks for the info

[happyblessedme 12]

coz,my husband didn't met the residency req's. but he is the biological father.

ok, thanks for the info

Ah ok..that's what i was thinking that he did not meet the residency requirement. Your child can still apply for US citiznship once u become a citizen.

[enlighten_me 0]

You will need I-864W, since the biological dad is USC. Your child will be USC as a derivative of the father when she comes here.

Ezzie is correct. File for I-864w.

[krisca 0]

Ezzie is correct. File for I-864w.

already did. . .actually got an RFE for that they actually requested I864W for my daughter. anyway, over and done with just counting the days till the interview. . .