US Immigration from Philippines

Hello, I am J1 visa holder with my J2s (daughter 19, son 10, husband).

I was approved po for EB-2 NIW before our first year anniversary here in the US. This is my 2nd year as a teacher.

Since I have a green card approval, I am interested to adjust our family status. However, I need to comply my 2-year home residency or get a waiver for me to adjust our status.

Since this is only my 2nd year, I don't think that it's appropriate to apply for a waiver at this time for me to adjust our status. May I know your thoughts on this?

My daughter will turn 20 this year and 21 in year 2025.

Does anybody here can give me guidelines on how my daughter can adjust her status before she reach 21?

Thank you I advance for your advices.

Emme Elle

Hello,

Seeking advice on which I should be submitting the n400 or n600. My mom and dad are both U.S. citizens by naturalization. My mom became a U.S. citizen in 1986. I was 13 at that time and I've had my permanent residence ( green card ) since I was 3 years old since 1976. My parents never applied for my U.S. citizenship leaving me to do it myself. My question is do I file for n600 or n400 for naturalization since I'm way past 18 years old?

ROC with adult child question.

I am applying for an ROC this September.

I am confuse cause someone on VJ said that the adult child should apply for a separate ROC.

My child came here with me when she was 19 years old on a K1 and K2 visa. I applied for AOS and I included her in my petition. Our GC got approved and we have the same 2 year GC expiration. From what I understand is even if the child is not a minor anymore, as long as the child arrived with the parent and the parent included the child on the AOS petition, got the GC at the same time, the parent can include the adult child in the ROC petition.

Is there someone with the same situation here who recently filed for an ROC? Thanks.

My wife had her oath ceremony this morning. Her USCIS journey is over. She even registered to vote after the ceremony. Thank goodness we are done. Good luck to everyone.

Hi there. In the application for the sponsor there is a question about previous petitions. In fact I began and then abandoned a K1 visa petition back in 2017. We reached the point where the USCIS accepted our application and the embassy issued an invitation for an interview. But we never advanced it for personal reasons . Now, in 2024, I am filing another petition with a different beneficiary. My question is how much information will be required beyond the previous beneficiaries name, DOB, etc? I didn't keep any of the paperwork from that, moved on to the new relationship we've enjoyed for the last 6-years.