So giving birth to a US citizen is a reason for NIE

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

33 minutes ago, YueQian said:

They don’t have a K1 since you know, they are applying for it...

 

Did you even read the first sentence of the first post much less the rest of it ? It is an exception so that those currently otherwise prohibited from being issued a K1, can get it.

 

 

Edited September 20, 2020 by SusieQQQ

[YueQian 22]

25 minutes ago, Sparkle Sparkle said:

There is no male or female in immigration

Well the difference is if the applicant is the mother who gave birth abroad she needs CRBA first which takes time, while a father probably doesn’t need that if the kid is born in US. Same point previous posts have made.

[Sparkle Sparkle 913]

1 hour ago, YueQian said:

Well the difference is if the applicant is the mother who gave birth abroad she needs CRBA first which takes time, while a father probably doesn’t need that if the kid is born in US. Same point previous posts have made.

But that is totally out of point... The post is not about CRBA... It's about K1 visas and NIE processing😐

[YueQian 22]

9 minutes ago, Sparkle Sparkle said:

But that is totally out of point... The post is not about CRBA... It's about K1 visas and NIE processing😐

Well, NIE requires the child to be a citizen so a CRBA (or other citizenship documents) is inevitable.

It is great news for K1 applicants whose children already have their citizenship documents, but there’s plenty who don’t. 

[JFH 12,189]

24 minutes ago, Sparkle Sparkle said:

But that is totally out of point... The post is not about CRBA... It's about K1 visas and NIE processing😐

So the proclamation has always allowed parents of minor citizens to travel to the US, whether the minor is in the US or whether the minor is traveling to the US with the non-USC parent. 
 

K-1 visa holders from the Schengen area (including Germany, since this was a link from the embassy in Germany) are still unable to travel to the US directly - they must spend 14 days elsewhere before they can enter, even if they have a visa. However, parents of minor USCs, including K-1 people, do not need to be out of the Schengen area for 14 days beforehand. 
 

But first they need to have a visa. That’s a separate issue getting the embassy to allocate a visa appointment. The original post was about travel to the US and who can get to the border and who can’t. Nothing about having their visa appointments expedited. 
 

 

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

47 minutes ago, JFH said:

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But first they need to have a visa. That’s a separate issue getting the embassy to allocate a visa appointment. The original post was about travel to the US and who can get to the border and who can’t. Nothing about having their visa appointments expedited. 
 

 

The original post was actually about people who were otherwise unable to get a K1 visa issued because of the schengen ban, and that this is an exception. It wasn’t just about “travel”. Agree nothing about expediting, but the whole point is to be able to get that K1 visa in the first place. See the extract from the embassy copied in post 1. They were refusing to issue K1s but this would be an exception.

 

 

Edited September 20, 2020 by SusieQQQ

[JFH 12,189]

31 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

The original post was actually about people who were otherwise unable to get a K1 visa issued because of the schengen ban, and that this is an exception. It wasn’t just about “travel”. Agree nothing about expediting, but the whole point is to be able to get that K1 visa in the first place. See the extract from the embassy copied in post 1. They were refusing to issue K1s but this would be an exception.

 

 

But wasn’t the visa issuance stop a by-product of the ban? In other words, the embassy saw no point in issuing K-1 visas to people who fell under the travel ban when they could devote time and resources to issuing visas to spouses and children who can travel immediately.

Edited September 20, 2020 by JFH

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

5 minutes ago, JFH said:

But wasn’t the visa issuance stop a by-product of the ban? In other words, the embassy saw no point in issuing K-1 visas to people who fell under the travel ban when they could devote time and resources to issuing visas to spouses and children who can travel immediately.

Yes exactly, and a k1 applicant who had a usc child can be exempt from that ban. That was the point of the first post. 

[Socal and Meknes 13]

So I would qualify for NIE.

 

i am the USC the petitioner. We have a 5 month old daughter who is a USC, and the beneficiary is in Morocco. Our k1 is stalled at NVC. 

[Just Paul 4,591]

26 minutes ago, Socal and Meknes said:

So I would qualify for NIE.

 

i am the USC the petitioner. We have a 5 month old daughter who is a USC, and the beneficiary is in Morocco. Our k1 is stalled at NVC. 

Unfortunately that isn't a typical reason to expedite.

[Socal and Meknes 13]

7 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

Unfortunately that isn't a typical reason to expedite.

Understood. But when the embassy isn’t processing k1 visas but other visas, could this help? 

[Sparkle Sparkle 913]

2 hours ago, Paul & Mary said:

Unfortunately that isn't a typical reason to expedite.

If your Child is a USC and you located in a country under PPCOV ban(mostly schengen countries) . You qualify for NIE

[Just Paul 4,591]

 

31 minutes ago, Sparkle Sparkle said:

If your Child is a USC and you located in a country under PPCOV ban(mostly schengen countries) . You qualify for NIE

The do qualify.  So just how do you get the NVC to ship? And the consulate to interview?

 

2 hours ago, Socal and Meknes said:

Understood. But when the embassy isn’t processing k1 visas but other visas, could this help? 

You can't get a NIE waiver until you get to the consulate.   You have to get the NVC to send to the consulate and consulate be willing to interview. 

[Sparkle Sparkle 913]

39 minutes ago, Paul & Mary said:

 

The do qualify.  So just how do you get the NVC to ship? And the consulate to interview?

 

You can't get a NIE waiver until you get to the consulate.   You have to get the NVC to send to the consulate and consulate be willing to interview. 

Trust me this is first hand info from the consulate in Frankfurt... If you qualify for NIE and you have been assigned a case number by NVC, they will request the electronic version of your petition from NVCand process it. 

Edited September 25, 2020 by Sparkle Sparkle

[Chancy 6,233]

7 hours ago, Socal and Meknes said:

So I would qualify for NIE.

 

i am the USC the petitioner. We have a 5 month old daughter who is a USC, and the beneficiary is in Morocco. Our k1 is stalled at NVC. 

 

4 hours ago, Sparkle Sparkle said:

If your Child is a USC and you located in a country under PPCOV ban(mostly schengen countries) . You qualify for NIE

 

Morocco is not part of the travel ban proclamation.