approve i-130, what's next?

[anna galacs 6]

6 minutes ago, powerpuff said:

@Villanelle is correct, if you look at I-824 instructions it indicates several reasons one would file and yes, your falls under #5 on that list. 
 

We often see very poor advice coming from attorneys here. If they don’t know basic information like that (that I-824 is not just for lost notices), I would certainly not retain them.

Yess, I’m now showing him this forum. This is really helpful. Thank you so much😊 

[powerpuff 5,983]

Good luck and don’t hesitate to ask more questions as they come 

[anna galacs 6]

6 hours ago, powerpuff said:

Good luck and don’t hesitate to ask more questions as they come 

Thank you much! we filed it, and this is the one that we checked. 

 

[anna galacs 6]

On 7/13/2022 at 4:41 AM, powerpuff said:

Good luck and don’t hesitate to ask more questions as they come 

Hi! Thanks for your help last time. Turns out my husband haven't sent the form i-824. He'e gonna mail it tommorow but we noticed this part? Can you please check if we have filed up the correct part and reason? We have a 3 yr old daughter so put her her on the dependent. But we didn't notice the "If you selected Part 2., Item Number 1.c., provide the  following information about the dependents for whom you are  requesting follow-to-join benefits" We Chose the Item number 1.d for part 2.  hanks so much!

 

Edited July 23, 2022 by anna galacs

[powerpuff 5,983]

That looks correct to me.

 

Just a note, it is best if your husband does not naturalize while you’re still in the process. When green card holders petition for their spouse, as you can see, there is an option to have a derivative on your application (your child) that will be joining you. If he becomes a US citizen, that no longer is the case. He will have file a new I-130 petition for the child from the beginning. Just an FYI 

[anna galacs 6]

4 hours ago, powerpuff said:

That looks correct to me.

 

Just a note, it is best if your husband does not naturalize while you’re still in the process. When green card holders petition for their spouse, as you can see, there is an option to have a derivative on your application (your child) that will be joining you. If he becomes a US citizen, that no longer is the case. He will have file a new I-130 petition for the child from the beginning. Just an FYI 

Oh I see. Thanks for this but as of now he has no plans to change his citizenship. By the way, do we still need to fill out the "dependent" part even though we chose the Part 2., Item Number 1.d? Hopefully we won't make mistakes this time.

[anna galacs 6]

On 7/23/2022 at 10:39 PM, powerpuff said:

That looks correct to me.

 

Just a note, it is best if your husband does not naturalize while you’re still in the process. When green card holders petition for their spouse, as you can see, there is an option to have a derivative on your application (your child) that will be joining you. If he becomes a US citizen, that no longer is the case. He will have file a new I-130 petition for the child from the beginning. Just an FYI 

Hi again! We decided to  leave the part 3, dependents part, blank since it should be filled up when you choose the reason 1.c. Is it okay if we don’t fill up our daughter’s name in here? Does she automatically come under my name? Thanks so much! 

Edited July 25, 2022 by anna galacs

[powerpuff 5,983]

Yes, it does seem that that section only applies if you checked reason 1c. Regarding the part about automatically being included under your name I’m not sure about since I have never completed this form. As far as I know, derivatives are included when you complete Ds-260 at the NVC stage, that’s when you inform them that you have a derivative (your child in this case).

[SusieQQQ 11,585]

nvm

Edited July 25, 2022 by SusieQQQ

[F2bpinas 0]

Any updates on F2B Philippines? Seems Visa Bulletin  for August 22 has no movement. Still stuck at

OCT 22, 2011. My brother was DQd 5 months ago. 
 

My mom a green card holder petitioned him back in Sept 2012. 

Thanks

[anna galacs 6]

8 hours ago, powerpuff said:

Yes, it does seem that that section only applies if you checked reason 1c. Regarding the part about automatically being included under your name I’m not sure about since I have never completed this form. As far as I know, derivatives are included when you complete Ds-260 at the NVC stage, that’s when you inform them that you have a derivative (your child in this case).

Thank you!!

[anna galacs 6]

8 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

nvm

Hi! Thank you! Yes, We filled that out in our i-130 but there's no derivative section in the i-824 form. So we don't know where to put my daughter's information. Thank you so much!

[anna galacs 6]

3 hours ago, F2bpinas said:

Any updates on F2B Philippines? Seems Visa Bulletin  for August 22 has no movement. Still stuck at

OCT 22, 2011. My brother was DQd 5 months ago. 
 

My mom a green card holder petitioned him back in Sept 2012. 

Thanks

Hi! Apologies but I don't know anything about it. We're still in the early stages so I'm still also confused on what to do, forms and other technical terms. 

 

Maybe you can also try to ask in other bulletins. Goodluck

 

[Family 3,555]

12 hours ago, anna galacs said:

Hi again! We decided to  leave the part 3, dependents part, blank since it should be filled up when you choose the reason 1.c. Is it okay if we don’t fill up our daughter’s name in here? Does she automatically come under my name? Thanks so much! 

You made the right choice

 

Part 1.    1.d ( send to NVC) 

Part 2.     dependents is blank or not applicable ,

so no need to list your daughter ( NVC gets the I-130 and sees your child as derivative, she will show up in the CEAC site once NVC gets the case, creates a case number and e-mails instructions on how to log in) 

 

Part 3. is about you the principal , receipt number and dates. 
 

Just a quick question, in part 1 as applicant on I-824 is husband listed and marked as “ petitioner “ 

 

 

 

Edited July 26, 2022 by Family

[anna galacs 6]

1 hour ago, Family said:

You made the right choice

 

Part 1.    1.d ( send to NVC) 

Part 2.     dependents is blank or not applicable ,

so no need to list your daughter ( NVC gets the I-130 and sees your child as derivative, she will show up in the CEAC site once NVC gets the case, creates a case number and e-mails instructions on how to log in) 

 

Part 3. is about you the principal , receipt number and dates. 
 

Just a quick question, in part 1 as applicant on I-824 is husband listed and marked as “ petitioner “ 

 

 

 

Hi! Thanks so much!! Yes, he marked the "petitioner" in Part 1