raysn0w

Hi,

When I petitioned for my wife she was pregnant with our twins, she has since then given birth.  I only have a receipt number since the case hasn't yet been approved by USCIS, our priority date is 01/27/2017 and our service center is the California Service Center.

I called the USCIS to ask about how should I go about including our babies in the petition, they said that I should send a letter to the service center asking for the inclusion of the dependents.

I believe we should be receiving an approval letter, fingers crossed, soon since the Cal Service Center is working on cases for Nov 4th, 2016 according to the processing times and my question is should I actually send the letter to USCIS or wait for the case to go over the NVC?

Also, if you guys think that I should send the letter are there some guidelines that I need to stick to? It will be helpful if you guys could include a sample letter for me to follow.

Thanks for taking the time and reading this.

which country are you and what is your priority date?.

Dominican Republic || 05/05/2009 || It could become current around November of this year or sooner.

Hi,

I was googling this online to find out, but most of the information is about employment based and marriage categories, so here it goes:

My priority date is becoming current soon in a few months, I have already filled all the docs asked by NVC and got the case complete letter now Im just wanting for the priority date. My question is what happens when my priority date becomes current? How long after that do people usually get the interview letter? Do I have to contact the NVC or wait for them to contact me?

Thanks guys, any info is appreciated.

OK!! Thanks all for your input! There are a lot of mistaken people here.

Hi aaron2020,

Thanks for the quick reply, during the whole process, is there something that has an affect on her visa?

Hello guys,

There seems to a lot of confusion in my country "Dominican Republic" about filing for I-130 and the visa removal of the beneficiary:

I am a green card holder and I'm going to file for I-130 for bring my wife to the USA, she has 10 years of Visa, everything that we "hear on the street" is that after I file, she will get her visa removed and wont be able to visit.

My question is:

1. Will the United States remove her visa, if so why?
2. Is there some sort of waiver that we file for the USA NOT to remove her visa?

To clarify: she has already enter the USA a few years ago and didn't overstayed and don't have any intent in doing so. We just want to be able to visit whenever we have chance during the process.

Please let me know your experiences.

Thanks!

Hi guys, we are so confused and in need of help, here is the case:

I'm a permanent resident and my girlfriend is here in the USA visiting me, we have decided to get married and we don't know what todo for not get separated during the process. We are planning in getting married here in the U.S., I have been reading about status changes with the form I-485 but we are not sure that she applies.

What are our options, can she wait for her paperwork here in the U.S.? If she travel back home will she get her visa revoked because of the process?

Pls help.