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Now i see why you are "elite'. Very helpful clear info. Thank you! Her priority date is Sept22, 2018, it sounds like there is nothing I can do until then if i wanted to. The ceac and ds-260 only become available after her priority date becomes current?

Thank you so much! The case was approved last March. How do I access the DS-260 to make such a change? And how do I access the CEAC?

Thank you. So she does not need to inform them somehow of the new child? Also, How does she request to remain in the f2b line?

Thank you, but that is not our concern. our concern is 1) she has given birth to a second child after having applied for her I-130, so her new child is not on the application - what do we do and 2) Now that her mother is a citizen, I believe her status automatically changed to F1, so should she, and how should she, request that she maintain her F2b status, since F1 is taking loner than F2b

I am a US citizen who married an Ecuadoriana. She got her green card, then applied for the I-130 for her adult, unmarried daughter, who at the time had one 5 year old daughter - who we included in her application. Her priority date is sep of 2018 since then she had another baby in 2019. So we have 3 questions 1) Should my stepdaughter seek to maintain her F2b status - and if so, how/when does one do that? 2) What do we do about the now 4 year old that is not on her application? 3) do we need an immigration attorney? Thank you for any adivce!

School choice matters. SEVP approved schools here - no thanks. The best private schools here are not approved, and the worst schools are.

To answer a couple of the questions... Why not go for an F1 visa? Time is one thing, and the educational/social environment we are wanting for our grand daughter does not involve a school approved uscis. Why have her come now rather than come with her family? Because 2 or 3 years more of being a latchkey kid in a dangerous slum, just doesn't sit right with any of us. IT is complicated, but there are good reasons why should should come now.

You nailed it. The difference in coming here at age 9 vs age 12 is HUGE! So sad that this is looking impossible for her.

My wife recently became a US citizen. Her daughter, currently with a b2 visa is awaiting her green card, but probably has 2 years or so more to wait. She has 2 young daughters that are also with b2 visas awaiting green cards. It woudl be so good for the older one (9 yo) to come and begin learning her English. Is there any way she can come here and enter a privatre school on her b2 visa?

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My wife recently received notice that she will have her n400 interview in about 3 weeks. In studying for the interview we were horrified to find what seems like a huge error. when asked if she has ever used any other legal name besides the one she uses now (since her marriage to me) we apparently did not enter her maiden name ! Of course many of the documents we have sent in the past for this and for her green card would have shown her maiden name. What should we do??