Filing K-2 for wife's son

[1HappyGuy 45]

I'm a little nervous about the recent filing I did on November 21st. But, thanks to all the good information on this site and everyone's positive attitudes, I felt I could do this without an attorney. My wife wasn't so sure, so on Monday we visited the USCIS office in Sacramento. That was pretty much a wasted trip but I was hoping that I could file the forms directly in their office since that is where it will end up anyway. No such luck.

But my wife was happy as we visited a couple of Russian/Ukrainian stores and spent too much money again. But she was so happy and our son got to get a little feel of Kiev right here in America. We bought him a book at the Christian bookstore, so he was pretty happy.

Wish us luck!

[Yodrak 7]

1HappyGuy,

What is it that you filed for your wife's son? It's too late for him to apply for a K2 visa, as your subject line indicates.

Yodrak

I'm a little nervous about the recent filing I did on November 21st. But, thanks to all the good information on this site and everyone's positive attitudes, I felt I could do this without an attorney. My wife wasn't so sure, so on Monday we visited the USCIS office in Sacramento. That was pretty much a wasted trip but I was hoping that I could file the forms directly in their office since that is where it will end up anyway. No such luck.

But my wife was happy as we visited a couple of Russian/Ukrainian stores and spent too much money again. But she was so happy and our son got to get a little feel of Kiev right here in America. We bought him a book at the Christian bookstore, so he was pretty happy.

Wish us luck!

[1HappyGuy 45]

Opps, sorry about that. He's been back from Ukraine about a month now and we are filing for AOS. Just sent in the application for permanent status, biographical information and support forms. I meant that he came here as a K-2 visa recipient. Sorry for the confusion.