Yeah, i got my citizenship last year in Sept and I left US in November 2021 as i had an option work remotely until i get the family back with me, but she got pregnant earlier this year and she attended the interview in June, the consular office asked her if she wants to get the visa now or wait until they get the file for my other kids....she opted to wait and he gave her a letter stating whenever you're ready you can mail your passport along with the letter.
Seeking guidance from the folks on this forum on my situation.
Background
I am a US Citizen...previously a green card holder.
Wife Green Card application approved (Have a letter form US Consulate) - But Visa not stamped yet as we opted to wait until we get the visa for my 2 kids.
2 Kids (Minor) - Waiting for their green card interview (i130 approved - Waiting for their Documents to Qualify (DQ) for the interview)
3rd New Born last month
All this while I was under the impression I can easily get the US Passport for the new born child until I realized that I need 5 years physical presence in US to be eligible for getting the CRBA approved. My physical presence in US is approximately 4 years 8 months. Although I am outside United States now but i am working in US Company remotely (Private Company) currently until i can take my wife and kids along with me.
I have tax returns since 2017 and i have w2's for 2022.
What options do i have other than filing i-130 again?
- Can I file for CBP Transportation Letter (NA - 3 Baby)? As my wife's green card application is approved she can get the visa stamped if she mails her passport to US Consulate.
- Can the officer consider exception to approve the CRBA given my situation?
- Can i apply for a Visit Visa for my new born kid?
The concern is even if i file i-130 for my new born kid my wife will have to get the visa stamped in the next 6 months otherwise we'll have to start the process all over again for her (which is not possible) and we cannot leave behind the new born child.
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