I-130 after denied CRBA (split and merge)

[Mrs.Gosam 21]

On 10/2/2017 at 7:38 AM, PaoSelle said:

Then what does the second thing on the list mean?

Has anyone been granted about their little one's crba application?

[Mrs.Gosam 21]

On 12/24/2015 at 1:14 PM, Expat1 said:

Thats not true. He has background and medical to pass, then has 6 months to leave after the visa is issued.

You can stretch it out for a long time.

Is this thread still working.?

[Mrs.Gosam 21]

Is the thread still working?

[Mrs.Gosam 21]

On 11/18/2015 at 4:12 PM, Mark88 said:

You're welcome, good luck!

Is this thread still working?

[Mrs.Gosam 21]

On 9/2/2013 at 3:12 AM, Mark88 said:

After going through all this myself, I don't want to get your hopes to high. In our case, the CO only accepted really hard evidence (like me going to college showing transcripts with the occaisional doctor visit during the same time period). At the end I guess the CO just didn't want to help me out. Tax returns won't help, since you have to file them anyway as a USC even you live abroad.

If you can't show hard proof for the 5 year requirements, prepare to file I-130 for your child (to get a green card). At least he/she will receive automatic USC once you travel to the US with him/her.

This a thread of 2013. Can we file i-130 immediately without placing the crba denial letter on it?  

[Mark88 184]

3 hours ago, Mrs.Gosam said:

Is this thread still working?

Why shouldn't it?

[Mrs.Gosam 21]

10 minutes ago, Mark88 said:

Why shouldn't it?

Hi mark88. My husband's planning to filei-130 for me and our first born. Are we gonna wait for the denial letter and place it in the packet?

[Mark88 184]

Just now, Mrs.Gosam said:

Hi mark88. My husband's planning to filei-130 for me and our first born. Are we gonna wait for the denial letter and place it in the packet?

Without you providing any background info (who is the USC, how old is the child, did the USC every live in the US etc.) I fear I do not understand your question.

[Mrs.Gosam 21]

Just now, Mark88 said:

Without you providing any background info (who is the USC, how old is the child, did the USC every live in the US etc.) I fear I do not understand your question.

Sorry. My husband is a usc. I am a filipina. Our firstborn is 4 months old. My husband's physical presence didn't meet crba requirement since he mostly lived in other country. 

[Mark88 184]

I that case after your denial, file the I-130 for the child and you. Make sure to include a cover letter explaining why he is filing for his child, eventhough he is a USC. Just including the denial letter might lead to confusion.

[clairebear24 3]

5 hours ago, Mrs.Gosam said:

Is the thread still working?

It reactivates if someone posts. Any way I could help?

 

[Mrs.Gosam 21]

59 minutes ago, Mark88 said:

I that case after your denial, file the I-130 for the child and you. Make sure to include a cover letter explaining why he is filing for his child, eventhough he is a USC. Just including the denial letter might lead to confusion.

Thank you. Can u give some sample of the cover letter?

[Mrs.Gosam 21]

19 minutes ago, clairebear24 said:

It reactivates if someone posts. Any way I could help?

 

My husband is a usc but due to his lack of physical presence, our child's crba was been denied.are we gonna file for i-130 for me and for our kid? 

[Nitas_man 3,100]

On December 23, 2015 at 5:34 PM, Georgia16 said:

If you are a USC why aren't you kids also USC? (know nothing about this, I just thought that they would be us too since their mom is?)

 

 

Edited December 8, 2017 by Nitas_man

[Penguin_ie 5,994]

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