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Miss1 Apprentice

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Hello guys... am a green card holder I filed a spousal visa for my wife outside US she is already been DQED, we just had a baby, I added the baby as a derivative, the NVC will process the baby under my permanent residence I also filed for my N400 naturalization petition. My question is

* I will be a us citizen before there interview to the US consular 

* will the consular withdraw or denied our baby a visa because of my US citizenship.  

* please help me with the answers I need it. Thank you.

Boiler Grand Master

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You will need to file for the child as there are no derivatives for USCs only LPRs

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15 minutes ago, Miss1 said:

Hello guys... am a green card holder I filed a spousal visa for my wife outside US she is already been DQED, we just had a baby, I added the baby as a derivative, the NVC will process the baby under my permanent residence I also filed for my N400 naturalization petition. My question is

* I will be a us citizen before there interview to the US consular 

* will the consular withdraw or denied our baby a visa because of my US citizenship.  

* please help me with the answers I need it. Thank you.

If you become a citizen, you will have to file an I-130 for the child.  

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Op. My 2 cents. When the time comes extend/delay your naturalization oath ceremony until after your wife and child have arrived in US. Otherwise, as others have already stated if you naturalize your child will need a new I-130 filed for them.

Timona Experienced

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1. When did you file your citizenship?

2. Which field office are you close to?

3. When did you file your wife's I-130?

 

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Miss1 Apprentice

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52 minutes ago, Timona said:

1. When did you file your citizenship?

2. Which field office are you close to?

3. When did you file your wife's I-130?

 

I filed my citizenship about 7months and my wife is currently at NVC and she is already been DQ 

Lil bear Mentor

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24 minutes ago, Miss1 said:

I filed my citizenship about 7months and my wife is currently at NVC and she is already been DQ 

I agree with delaying the oath ceremony until after they have arrived in the US.. not just until after the visa has been issued. You have to be LPR when they enter the US 

Miss1 Apprentice

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How can I delayed my oat ceremony.  Because before they will be able to have there interview at the consular it might take upto 2years. So do you think I can convinced the immigration to delayed my oat ceremony for the next 2years. If YES how can i?

Timona Experienced

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2 hours ago, Miss1 said:

I filed my citizenship about 7months and my wife is currently at NVC and she is already been DQ 

@ROK2USA how long does it take from DQ to interview? Typically. 

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Lil bear Mentor

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30 minutes ago, Timona said:

@ROK2USA how long does it take from DQ to interview? Typically. 

You need to search the timelines for your country /consulate and visa type to get a sense of how long people are waiting. . 

Miss1 Apprentice

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Since I have now added our baby as a derivative and she will DQED by end of December 2022, but my wife which is her mum is been DQED 9months ago waiting for the interview appointment. 

* will the consular embassy continue the queue with my wife's DQED or

* will the consular start a new queue with my baby's DQED in other for them to have there interview appointment letter?

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~~ Another duplicate thread removed. Do not start multiple threads pertaining to same or related topics as that’s considered spamming ~~
 

9 minutes ago, Miss1 said:

Since I have now added our baby as a derivative and she will DQED by end of December 2022, but my wife which is her mum is been DQED 9months ago waiting for the interview appointment. 

* will the consular embassy continue the queue with my wife's DQED or

* will the consular start a new queue with my baby's DQED in other for them to have there interview appointment letter?

 

 

 

 
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