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I'm his father, we've been separated from him since he was 6 months. I tried getting his physician's statement but she refused to give us one (she said she doesn't know how to write a statement in English despite her studying in the US). Not sure what we'd do here now?

After a long wait my son's I-130 has been approved, and NVC docs were DQ'd a couple of weeks ago. He's only 1,5 years old and I tried emailing the consulate to expedite his interview (I did mention that the NVC stage was completed) and I received the following email from them: "Thank you for your email. This office has not yet received your case at post. Usually, immigrant visa cases are scheduled by the National Visa Center (NVC) in the United States. We only receive files at this office after the interview has been scheduled, and a packet emailed to the applicant. However, if the NVC agrees to expedite your case and send it to us, we will be happy to schedule an appointment for your son as soon as we receive the case." How do I contact the NVC about this request? I thought that once documents are DQ they get sent out to the consulate for processing? What do I do?

So just submit, correct? Yes, he's going to live with me. I will go ahead and file the application. Thank you everyone for your help.

Now I am really confused. All this time I was gathering and uploading the AOS documents but I was wrong all this time because they only need his docs? So I don't need to upload anything AOS related because that's not required, where would I know where to get extra civil docs for him because the only two required docs; passport bio page and the birth certificate which I already translated. This is what I have in my main screens once I login to the NVC site.

Oh I didn't know this, and yes I am a USC but I couldn't go down the CRBA route due to lack of the 5 year rule at the time of his birth. Once he gets here, how can I apply for his passport? I was kind of confused when I saw the "exempt" in the NVC profile. I just need to gather the documents normally?

He's under the I-130 and he's 16 months. I paid the immigration visa fee but the other one was waived.

Hi, finally had my son's I-130 approved and the application has been sent to the NVC. When I tried to pay the fee I only saw the one ($325), the other fee was $120+ was showing as exempt next to it. Is that normal? Now I'm starting to upload his documents. With so much info around, can you guys share with me what civil documents and financial docs I need? Because of the AOS exempt does that mean I dont need the i864?

Just got approved as well.

Hi, how do you know? I keep checking https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/ but it only gives estimates of the total needed for the actual approval.

I tried to go with DCF route but I was told that we don't qualify and was cornered to apply for an i-130.

Exactly, I already tried numerous times with the local consulate but they didn't want to help and told me they only can help relatives of US personal that are on an official mission in Morocco. So I sent his i-130 and I thought we could stay for a little bit with him, eventually we had to come to the state so my wife's visa stamp doesn't expire, and right before we left my mother passed away (that was plan A for him to stay with her) so now I don't have anyone from my family to care for him except those relatives. I only file the i-130 after I was denied the special consideration.

Ohh ok, he was born before the interview.

It is Morocco. I will try what you suggested and see where this goes. I even tried to get a letter from my son's doctor with her recommendation to not separate him from his mother while we were there but she refused to give me one, stating that she can't give recommendation.

I posted asking for guidance here, and I followed what I was told. I didn't know I could wave the visa to accompany his mother after she got her visa.

Yes, correct.

There was no way to slow down the process, all what was left is the interview and he was born little over a month before it. During that month, I have called the embassy what it felt like a 100 times asking for consideration and pleading my case but I was always getting the same answer and the consulate wouldn't even pass me a US employee, it was always a local employee.

She did receive her 10 years GC, but we'd like to have our son with us.

We already waited the 2 years for his mother's application but he was born 2 months after her visa issuance so we couldn't add him to her application.

We only came to the US a couple of months back so he was older than 2 months, and the processing time was going down relatively until it showed 3 weeks then in the last two days it went all the way up to 9 months. She has received her GC and work permit and found a job already.

I have applied for my son's I-130 back in April 24 after he was born in Feb, me and his mother had to come to the US before my wife's visa expires. Since we left I lost my mother which was the person caring for him, and he's now staying with relatives. Is there a way to speed up the process for his application because on the website it's showing 9 months. he doesn't qualify for the crb, and tried to ask the local embassy to assist before we left but they couldn't.

So there is nothing I can from my end for now? I just hangup with someone who basically refused to transfer me to a T2, she said that I need to provide a letter attached with evidence as to why I need to expedite my son's application. This is crazy, she didn't think that separating a two month's old baby from his mother is a enough reason.

I'm on the phone with them as we speak. Also she's going to enter the US after our 2nd year anniversary(visa approved before 2nd anniversary), at the POE can the officer issue a 10 years card rather than 2 years? I've been through the ROC and it was painful hence I'm asking if we can avoid that.

At the time of his birth, I only had 4 and some change being a USC. We were afraid that his application would take 18+ months like his mother so we didn't want to wait.

The mother has received her visa in hand and the baby was born like a month and a half before her interview.

Man I thought this is something good.