F2B petition

[zhaiiyanna 0]

My Uncle's son's has children (MINOR) in the Philippines. His son's (BENEFICIARIES) petitioned as single (under f2b category), can they get their children to enter in the US with them? If so, what should they do? My Uncle already paid for the AOS and IV fee only for his 2 over-aged unmarried sons. Hope you can help us! Thank you Vj's

[aleful 1,905]

as long as they are unmarried yes, in the i130 when he filed for them, he should have put his grandchildren's name there. did he? and then at the nvc stage he will be paying for all of them, does he make enough to file for all of them, or will he have a joint sponsor

[zhaiiyanna 0]

as long as they are unmarried yes, in the i130 when he filed for them, he should have put his grandchildren's name there. did he? and then at the nvc stage he will be paying for all of them, does he make enough to file for all of them, or will he have a joint sponsor

No he did'nt because When the petition was filed year 2004, the children of my Uncle's son's has not yet born. They was born year 2006 and 2011. July 2013 the NVC sent the invoice for IV fee bill only for the 2 son's. No grandchildren names,because they never contact the NVC about the newborn.

What should they do now? Can they still accompany their children?

No he did'nt because When the petition was filed year 2004, the children of my Uncle's son's has not yet born. They was born year 2006 and 2011. July 2013 the NVC sent the invoice for IV fee bill only for the 2 son's. No grandchildren names,because they never contact the NVC about the newborn.

What should they do now? Can they still accompany their children?

And my Uncle's income is not good enough to sponsor. So his sister will be the joint sponsor.

[KelComman2 1]

Hi Zhaiiyanna,

The petitioner should contact the NVC pronto. He will be required to send the childrens' birth certificates along with translations. I do not think it will hurt to send separate DS230s for each along with the birth certificates. The petitioner will also need to pay the fees as well for the kids.

If the petitioner has already paid the fees and sent out all the documents the NVC requested, the best bet will probably be to call them; just have everything for the children ready - Birth Certificates, NVC Forms (DS230).

Good Luck

Kel

[KelComman2 1]

Hi Zhaiiyanna,

I tried to modify previous post, but couldn't - so here is additional info.

The petitioner should contact the NVC pronto. He will be required to send the childrens' birth certificates along with translations. The petitioner will also need to pay the fees as well for the kids.

If the petitioner has already paid the fees and sent out all the documents the NVC requested, the best bet will probably be to call them to see what they recommend; just have everything for the children ready - Birth Certificates, NVC Forms (DS230).

If no documents have been yet submitted for the original beneficiaries, prepare all documents together (beneficiaries and derivative sons) and mail them together. I recommend the petitioner to type a formal letter addressed to the NVC and send it along with the package stating that he would like to include the kids. Remember, separate DS230s for each kid must be submitted as well.

Remember one important note, the mother of the kids will be required to approve/allow the kids to leave the country if/when the visa is issued - and the documents authorizing the permission to emigrate must be notarized and sent along with the package to the NVC.

Hope this helps - let me know if you have any questions.

Disclosure: I have a family member that just went through this earlier this year - his daughter was not born until later after the I-130 was submitted and approved - the petitioner contacted the NVC as soon as she received the NVC package and was told to provide proof of the relationship(daughter's birth certificate) - then she received the bill for both (Son and Grand daughter) under the same (son's) case number.

Good Luck

Kel

[zhaiiyanna 0]

Hi Zhaiiyanna, I tried to modify previous post, but couldn't - so here is additional info.The petitioner should contact the NVC pronto. He will be required to send the childrens' birth certificates along with translations. The petitioner will also need to pay the fees as well for the kids.If the petitioner has already paid the fees and sent out all the documents the NVC requested, the best bet will probably be to call them to see what they recommend; just have everything for the children ready - Birth Certificates, NVC Forms (DS230).If no documents have been yet submitted for the original beneficiaries, prepare all documents together (beneficiaries and derivative sons) and mail them together. I recommend the petitioner to type a formal letter addressed to the NVC and send it along with the package stating that he would like to include the kids. Remember, separate DS230s for each kid must be submitted as well.Remember one important note, the mother of the kids will be required to approve/allow the kids to leave the country if/when the visa is issued - and the documents authorizing the permission to emigrate must be notarized and sent along with the package to the NVC.Hope this helps - let me know if you have any questions.Disclosure: I have a family member that just went through this earlier this year - his daughter was not born until later after the I-130 was submitted and approved - the petitioner contacted the NVC as soon as she received the NVC package and was told to provide proof of the relationship(daughter's birth certificate) - then she received the bill for both (Son and Grand daughter) under the same (son's) case number.Good LuckKel

Thank you so much! I'll tell my uncle asap. Godbless you!