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OK, the problem for resolved. I've called my lawyer, and he told me to repeat the process for the child (USCIS account registration, attestation), despite it appearing redundant. It worked! I put the child as the leader of the group, the mother as part of the group. Repeated the attestation. The very same second I submitted the request - a travel authorization document from DHS has appeared in the notices!

I submitted two separate I-134: for my friend and her daughter. She received 4 emails (two for her and two for her daughter). Each pair assigned an alien number and a registration code. We used my friend's code to register a USCIS account, and we used her daughter's code to add her to the travel group. The attestation for her daughter was the same as for her. It doesn't make sense to create another USCIS account and provide yet another attestation for both of them. Does it? Moreover, her USCIS account has the following notice: "We will notify you by email when CBP sends the travel authorization decision for you and any travel group member you may have added. There is no additional action required at this time." Note the last part - they talk about group member and no additional action required. That's why I'm so puzzled

My travel authorization document only had main person, but not her minor child, whom I listed in travel group. Does she need to create a separate account on USCIS.gov? I created I-134 for her and her daughter on April 28th. The requests for approved on May 4th. She received emails on May 6th, registered USCIS account, filled out the bio information for herself and added her daughter as a group member. Today she checked her account - a document from Homeland Security with "travel authorized" was posted, but only she herself is listed there. What should we do now? My USCIS account no longer has the case. Only hey account does. Does she need to create a separate account for her child?