I-129F Didn’t add my 2nd child can I do it now after getting NVC letter?

[BoyzT1 0]

I live in London with my two kids 3 and 1 with different fathers. My question is that my when filing for my I-129 my youngest child’s father didn’t allow me to include her but now he has agreed after I got approved and gotten my NVC letter.

My question is can I add her now or can I travel with her to the US since she is British and file for her after I get my GC as my dependent?

This my first time here please get your ideas and opinions, thanks 

[dwheels76 5,462]

3 minutes ago, BoyzT1 said:

I live in London with my two kids 3 and 1 with different fathers. My question is that my when filing for my I-129 my youngest child’s father didn’t allow me to include her but now he has agreed after I got approved and gotten my NVC letter.

My question is can I add her now or can I travel with her to the US since she is British and file for her after I get my GC as my dependent?

This my first time here please get your ideas and opinions, thanks 

Add child to your DS-160 that's the actual Immigration application.

[BoyzT1 0]

Thanks for the response.She doesnt have a Case Number will it be a problem?

[JFH 12,189]

When it asks for children on the I-129F you must include all, even those who are not immigrating or who you don’t yet know if they will be immigrating. 

 

You can’t just just take the child with you “because she’s British”. She still needs a visa. 

[aaron2020 11,651]

You should have listed your child on the I-129f as required.  

 

Your child can be added to your fiancee case as a derivative beneficiary like your other children.

 

No, she can not travel as a visitor to the US and then have you file for her.  That's immigration fraud.  

[BoyzT1 0]

Thank you for letting me know

[HP+IC 292]

Though at CEAC kids are listed as 2, 3 etc at the medical and the interview stage the whole family will use the main case number. The father may not decide for the US law to be observed or not, you should have listed all your children on I-129F. Now that it has not happened, I assume your petitioner should contact the Embassy and 'petition' for this child missing on the initial filing. They must expressly declare that they are aware of the child's existence and are willing to bring them to the USA and sponsor them. Please don't forget about the medical for the baby and file I-134 correctly, with all children duly mentioned. 

[BoyzT1 0]

Thank you for the answer we are doing as you said I have one question, Does my fiancé have to fill a separate form I-134 for each child?

 

[HP+IC 292]

Well, it's a tough question. Kiev embassy website says every applicant must have a separate file and evidence as applicable. So I applied with my younger son and we made a separate I-134 with enclosures for him. However the lady who took the documents before the interview unpinned all evidence from my I-134 not even looking at it and pushed it back to me along with the second copy of I-134. So in our case no, one I-134 was sufficient provided all my children (2), both applying and not applying, were listed and the income was decent. Can not tell for London.

[BoyzT1 0]

Thanks for the info