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Posting for a friend

My fried was divorced with two kids that are in the Philippines. She's been here you 8 years and out of status (overstayed longer than the I-94 stated. She got Married last year to her long time BF who is a greencard holder. He filed for petition for her on Feb of 2014 and for her two kids on April of 2014. The petitions got approved. Today she got a welcome letter from NVC. The processing embassy is in Manila, but she lives in the US. Can she request for the Interview here in the US. If she goes home to the Philippines she will face a 10 year ban. Please lt me know what are her options. Also will the kids have any problem since they are on seperate petition?

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Venezuela
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Somebody correct me, but i guess you must be married with a citizen for being able to AOS...

 

USCIS

 

Chicago lockbox

09/02/16: I-130 + I-485 + I-765 Sent (USPS)

09/15/16: Email/Text from LockBox@USCIS

09/19/16: I-797-C letters received

09/27/16: BIO early walk-in (10/06/2016)

10/05/16: I-485 RFE email received

10/11/16: RFE yellow letter received/RFE package sent

10/13/16: RFE package delivered (USPS)

10/14/16: RFE package received by USCIS (Email received from USCIS)

11/23/16: I-765 was approved. Card ordered (Expedite processing/Job offer)

11/28/16: EAD Card was mailed

12/01/16: EAD Card was in the mail

05/15/16: Interview scheduled for 6/13/17

6/13/17: Interview. Not approved in the spot. IO wanted to check for gonorrhea test on I-693. She said maybe we could get RFE.

6/19/13: I-797C Letter on the mail. I-130 was approved. 

6/26/17: Email update: Green card production was ordered on 6/24/17

6/29/17: Email saying card was mailed on 6/28/17

6/30/17: We received the card. 

6/30/17: Waiting for ROC in 2 years (6/13/19)

 

ROC

 

03/16/19: Sent by USPS

03/19/19: Ready for PickUp ny USPS

03/22/19: Check cashed by USCIS

03/25/19: Extension letter received

11/22/19: BIO 

04/27/2020 Got Email Text saying Card is being produced (Interview waived) 

04/28/2020 Got Email/Text saying Approval letter sent 

 

 

 

 

 

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Nigeria
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If her friend is still a green card holder she is in trouble, overstays are not forgiven for spouses of green card holders so she can't interview in the states and when she leave she will trigger a 10 year ban . Her kids are more apt to get visas than she is.

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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lpr-stuff only do-able for aos

if and when

the priority date for the casefile becomes current

and if and only if

she maintains her visa status.

study the visa bulletin, see what's what.

since she has an overstay, she not maintain her visa status.

marriage was for love? or something else?

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Is the petitioner not yet qualified to apply for Naturalization?

He became eligibale for Naturalization 7 years ago, but he doesnt want to become a US citizen. I guess her only option is for her kids to come here, wait untill they are US citizen and the kids petition her?

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Philippines
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Well, I don't see how the children can immigrate without the US embassy knowing her real status.

Being married to a USC is the only option I see for her.

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