On 7/10/2018 at 3:10 PM, Sanju & Nagu said:

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On 7/10/2018 at 4:22 PM, GreatDane said:

 

On 7/10/2018 at 4:22 PM, GreatDane said:

 

 

Yesterday, I visited USCIS local office. I asked them a question about joint filing for my wife and step daughter (both on conditional green cards).  They both came at the same day , same time. 

"Do I need to file two separate applications one of each ? 

They said one application is good put child's information on (Part 5. Information about your children).

I told them I had to file separate applications when applied for CR-1 and CR-2 visa.

Again they said that process is different than ROC process and also they said one filing fee and one bio-metric fee.  

I just want to make sure that "Is one application is good enough for both ? OR  do I need to file two applications and two separate fees? " 

On 8/20/2018 at 10:23 AM, Roel said:

Your AP will be denied so don't bother. Green card holders cant use AP when they already have...well, green cards.

 

They can travel in their extension letters after they file for ROC. 

 

I'd be more worried about pushing that 7 months stay abroad. 

Can I do joint filing for my wife and step daughter ? 

Thank you for trying !! Any ways, we have an appointment with the USCIS local office in Denver. 

On 8/24/2018 at 6:18 PM, Ryan H said:

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Progress Reports to Removing Conditions on Residency Discussion.

I need to file ROC for my wife and step daughter together. Which check box that I need to check on my daughter's application. 

Could anyone please provide some information ?  I am little confused about "I am unable to be included in a join petition". 

Thank you everybody. We almost decided not to travel until the biometric work is done. 

1 hour ago, mushroomspore said:

I don't know anything about rescheduling biometrics or any USCIS appointments because I've never done it. I think in the biometrics letter, they do have instructions for rescheduling. You would have to wait until you get the letter to see what it says. But I personally would not try to reschedule. I would just show up at the scheduled appointment to avoid any risk of something going wrong. You just never know with USCIS. 

Thank you so much for all your information. My wife should not travel after October 26th (28 weeks by then) . So, I had to book the tickets 3 days before. 

Just now, mushroomspore said:

Oh I see. She and your daughter both need to wait until they have the extension letters in their hands after filing RoC. They need the original actual letters before they can leave the US. They also need to wait until after their biometrics appointment. If they fail to appear to their biometrics, it'll result in a denial of their RoC applications.

I have heard that we can request for different dates / post pone for biometrics ? Is that true ? Please let me know.

If they get biometrics appointment by before October 22nd, we are good. Otherwise, we may need to request for different dates.

23 minutes ago, mushroomspore said:

If they have green cards, Advanced Parole is unnecessary. Why do they need to be away for 6-7 months? That is risky for permanent residents.

She is carrying a baby. Due to some health issues, our parents will not be able to visit us. So, she needs help from her parents before and after baby born.

1 minute ago, Sanju & Nagu said:

 

They will be staying in abroad for 5 months and 10 days.

Just now, Sanju & Nagu said:

 

They will be staying in abroad for 5 months and 10 days. Could you please explain it to me little clear ?  After filing for "ROC"

1 minute ago, Roel said:

So what are you going to do if they will be called back for Biometrics while you're abroad? Is someone going to be checking your mail for biometrics invitation? You don't want to miss that.

Yes. I will be back in 2 weeks. So, I will be home for checking the mails. After filing for 'ROC', we will visit local office for extension stamp on their Indian passports. Please let me know if there is any other option.

14 minutes ago, Roel said:

Your AP will be denied so don't bother. Green card holders cant use AP when they already have...well, green cards.

 

They can travel in their extension letters after they file for ROC. 

 

I'd be more worried about pushing that 7 months stay abroad. 

They will be staying in abroad for 5 months and 10 days.

I am going to file Advanced Parole for my wife and step daughter. They are currently on 2 years green cards which are expiring in Dec 5th, 2018.  ( I am going to apply for "Removing Conditions" in early next month).

They will be travelling on October 22nd, 2018 and coming back on April 3rd, 2019. 

I have attached the following documents:

• I-131 application
• Filing fee by check
• 2 2*2 photos
• Green card copy 
• Driving license
• Letter from her physician

Do I need to provide any other documents to file I -131  ?  I live in Denver, CO. Please kindly provide me some information.

On 7/25/2018 at 11:44 AM, TNJ17 said:

You need to change this title because it's not accurate. Also, you really need to do some reading and research about immigration procedures because you are obviously clueless of the system and a simple read of the forms and instructions on uscis website will make you informed.

I know, it's not accurate. I have noticed immediately. I have been trying to update the title, but was not able to. Please send me the step if you know/made any changes in the past. I am trying to learn about the system. When you send any suggestions the next time, please forward me any useful information regarding this post, that might helpful to me.  

On 7/25/2018 at 3:15 PM, geowrian said:

Yes they are....then the 2 year green card and not being a USC applies for the daughter.

Yes. They are on 2 years green card and it expires on Dec 5th. 

On 7/25/2018 at 2:59 PM, geowrian said:

Assuming it is for a stepchild....they get a 2 year green card or not based on the 2 years of marriage as well. They would not get citizenship upon getting the green card either.

If it is a biological daughter, then they would have gained citizenship (if a minor) upon entering the US on the immigrant visa. At that point they would either apply for a passport and/or file an an N-600 (although the passport is far superior, faster, and cheaper than a naturalization certificate).

Yes. She is my step daughter. They ( wife and step daughter) are on 2 years green card and the GC will be expired on December 5th 2018. I am going to apply for "Removing Conditions" after September 5th. 

So, I don't think I could apply for US passport.  

46 minutes ago, missileman said:

After looking at your post history, I am confused.  Are you now a US citizen?  What is the legal status of your spouse and step daughter?

I am a US citizen. My spouse and daughter are currently with 2 yrs green card and their green cards are expiring in  early DEC 2018. 

I need to apply for "Adjustmental Of Status" for my spouse and my step daughter. 

Which applications that I need send USCIS ? I also need to apply for Advance Parole. 

Please help me !!

I am trying to apply visa for my in-laws( mother in-law and father in-law). However, there one letter mismatch with their last names. 

What proofs do I need to provide ? 

Please help me !!

It doesn't look like you have applied for expedite. I haven't done that so I'm far from an expert, but they do list keeping a family's cases together as a reason for expedite, so I think I would try that first.

Where & how can I apply for expedite ?

Call and ask when your case was sent to supervisor review; when it's sent there, another six weeks starts over again and it doesn't matter what your first or second scan date was. Honestly, what we have seen is that it's possible for this to become a seemingly neverending cycle; something isn't reviewed within six weeks so they send it again for supervisor review which starts another six weeks. However, it seems like the majority of cases are decided before the six weeks of the first supervisor review is up.

I am from Denver. Which US representative I can contact ?

Call and ask when your case was sent to supervisor review; when it's sent there, another six weeks starts over again and it doesn't matter what your first or second scan date was. Honestly, what we have seen is that it's possible for this to become a seemingly neverending cycle; something isn't reviewed within six weeks so they send it again for supervisor review which starts another six weeks. However, it seems like the majority of cases are decided before the six weeks of the first supervisor review is up.

I called the NVC and asked them when I can expect to complete to review the case, the representative said the case is now in supervisor's attention and it may take up to 6 six weeks.

Can you help me how I can contact ( "US Representative Adam Smith's office for assistance (WA)" details and what I need to tell him) ?

After we got RFE from NVC, we have sent all the required documents in proper way on Aug 6th. NVC has received the documents on Aug12. When I called NVC, I was told it would take up to 6 weeks to review the documents and by last Friday (Sep23, 2016) the six weeks were completed but we haven't gotten any updates on our case.

I was told our case in supervisor's attention, when I called NVC this morning. Does any one have ideas how long it will take to review our case ?

Please share your ideas and thoughts.

We have received RFE from NVC requesting more documents. We sent all the necessary documents again to NVC

I would like to know how long it takes to review the case number .