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  1. milimelo
    Why would you file another I-130 if you have an approved petition? I-824 is needed if you messed up I-130 and listed both location in the US and overseas so USCIS is confused if there will be AOS or consular processing.
  2. milimelo
    If it's naturalization under 3 year rule, you'd definitely want your husband there with you.
  3. milimelo
    I think these are grandparents writing on behalf of their son. Child's Chinese mother sounds to be in China with her USC husband and 4 year old child.
  4. milimelo
    Wouldn't you be asked for I-864W as the child will become a USC upon entry to the US?
  5. milimelo
    Not needed. We were in the same situation - husband bought a house and got the mortgage before I arrived and we had no issues with my ROC. We just highlighted mortgage payment from the joint account - no issues at all.
  6. milimelo
    Just attach it.
  7. milimelo
    Why don't you email the same individual whose email address you have?
  8. milimelo
    Generally both parents need to be there for interview. Your husband should get familiar with the steps for ecrba process: https://sg.usembassy.gov/consular-report-of-birth-abroad-crba/
  9. milimelo
    ~Topic moved to AOS from work, tourist, or student visa.~
  10. milimelo
    Nothing is immediate after birth. You need to wait to get the birth certificate in your country (figure out how long it takes ahead of time) before you can go to the interview for CRBA - with the baby. USC needs to complete the forms as well as provide documents. Why wouldn't he be there for CRBA appointment? As long as baby has his/her passport, he/she is fine flying - our kids were on the plane at 6 weeks old.
  11. milimelo
    Well yes, of course you'll list your child - as a parent you are providing support. Put a note in there that the child is also a USC.
  12. milimelo
    Ok, understood but then you should be able to go back to Czech authorities to get copies of what was submitted for passport(s), naturalization, birth certificate and similar - try the Czech embassy in London or give power of attorney to a lawyer in Czech Republic to do it on your behalf.
  13. milimelo
    Did you ask your mother how she did name changes?
  14. milimelo
    Stamped immigrant visa turns into 1-yr green card so that can be used for proof of LPR if they want to file right away. They don't need to wait for physical green card.
  15. milimelo
    Get them all they asked for. If you married in Pakistan, wouldn't you have the family registration certificate already?
  16. milimelo
    Based on this info - https://ais.usvisa-info.com/en-ke/niv/information/fee - you need to have your fiancee pay by cash. After you've done so, you'll get the details and can proceed with interview slot selection. And why are you calling your fiancee your wife?
  17. milimelo
    You need to go back into CEAC and update it with the requested form. They won't accept emailed forms.
  18. milimelo
    No, joint sponsor is only counting his household (if he has kids, then he has to include them) and the intending immigrant - your wife.
  19. milimelo
    Postpone the interview until the child is born and you have the child's birth certificate - so you can do CRBA. You'll also want to update I-864 with family size.
  20. milimelo
    For naturalization? As explained, nothing for him to do until either his mother naturalizes or, if it takes a while and he turns 18 and meets other requirements for naturalization (5 yr LPR). Both his mother and himself filed for removal of conditions and that's been approved/or is pending, correct? Hard to give you information when your timeline is incomplete.
  21. milimelo
    Only adults are able to naturalize through N-400 - so your wife only. If she naturalizes before your step son turns 18, he'll also become a USC. If it takes longer than that, he can apply on his on AFTER he turns 18 and has had 5 years as LPR.
  22. milimelo
    Are you trying to file I-360 to get a green card as a USC's widow?
  23. milimelo
    What do you need a lawyer for? If it's just for getting 10 yr card and getting it fixed by I-90 and filing I-751 - you don't need a lawyer.
  24. milimelo
    I'd look at the DS-160 those have your ever questions... Sounds like repeat disregard for US laws - that can trip you up.
  25. milimelo
    ~Topic moved to work visas.~
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