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hello dear, my hubby and i dont know how to start now.. My husband will take his oath on Mar 6, 2014 and after that he will file I-130 for spouse and followed by I29f/k3 and k4 for our child. Now we read about CRBA, does our child a candidate to apply for CRBA? or does my husband need to file her k4 or I-130?

Thanks for your inputs

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hello dear, my hubby and i dont know how to start now.. My husband will take his oath on Mar 6, 2014 and after that he will file I-130 for spouse and followed by I29f/k3 and k4 for our child. Now we read about CRBA, does our child a candidate to apply for CRBA? or does my husband need to file her k4 or I-130? or does CRBA means her father is US citizen at the time of her birth? im really confuse right now..

Thanks for your inputs

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The child won't qualify for CRBA. Husband to file two I-130s (one for you, one for the child) and when the child enters into US with the immigrant visa he/she will become a USC. You will be a LPR.

Don't even bother filing I-129f - K3 visa very rarely makes it to Embassy (under 1% of cases).

ROC 2009
Naturalization 2010

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Depends on situation. My son was born in Canada, (USC hubs) and before he filed petition for me, we got CRBA for my son and hubs didn't file i-130 for him.

10/28/13-I-130 Sent via USPS to Chicago Lock Box from Abroad

11/01/13-I-130 received at facility

11/12/13-Contacted Chicago Lock box to find info on our petition and was told it is being returned.

11/14/13-Received package back from Lock Box with RFE to resend it with correct filing fee.

(Money Order not drawn on US account)

11/25/13-I-130 Sent via USPS to Chicago Lock Box from Abroad with correct method of payment.

12/06/13-Received NOA1 via Email stating our case has been transferred to Nebraska Service Center.

12/12/13-Checked USCIS site for Case Status. Seen our case is in initial Review.

12/16/13-Received Hardcopy NOA1 in mail.

Feb 5-crossed border to US to see hubs and son off at airport. Flew to CA to establish domicile.

Feb 11-Case touched to update hub's change of address

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There are condition though, if your hubby recently or will become a USC and you already have a child together, then no. A parent has to prove they were a resident of the US for a minimum I believe, for 14 years prior to child's birth.

10/28/13-I-130 Sent via USPS to Chicago Lock Box from Abroad

11/01/13-I-130 received at facility

11/12/13-Contacted Chicago Lock box to find info on our petition and was told it is being returned.

11/14/13-Received package back from Lock Box with RFE to resend it with correct filing fee.

(Money Order not drawn on US account)

11/25/13-I-130 Sent via USPS to Chicago Lock Box from Abroad with correct method of payment.

12/06/13-Received NOA1 via Email stating our case has been transferred to Nebraska Service Center.

12/12/13-Checked USCIS site for Case Status. Seen our case is in initial Review.

12/16/13-Received Hardcopy NOA1 in mail.

Feb 5-crossed border to US to see hubs and son off at airport. Flew to CA to establish domicile.

Feb 11-Case touched to update hub's change of address

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There are condition though, if your hubby recently or will become a USC and you already have a child together, then no. A parent has to prove they were a resident of the US for a minimum I believe, for 14 years prior to child's birth.

thanks, its clear up on me now :) but anyway the uscis agent was the one who told us to file for k3 and k4 for our child

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No, children need standalone I-130 petitions as in 99.99% of cases you will not get the K3 and the kids will not get K4 (I-129f administratively closed at NVC when it makes it there with approved I-130). Follow the I-130 process unless you want to spend extra time separated from your children as you wouldn't listen and send in I-130s for kids. Up to you.

ROC 2009
Naturalization 2010

 
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