kyli_95

I think there point is not to register someone who is not genetically related to the baby. By law because shes the one who carried she is the legal mother. I really dont understand them and why the mother had to go dna testing when we all know she is not genetically related to the child. The results already came back negative for the mother.

Thank you so much for all the reply. I think the 2nd link defines our situation. They told me that they have never seen a case like this and unsure on how to proceed. And that they have to contact Dept of State in Washington to find out what they say. We been waiting for some time now and I hope this gets resolve quickly. I will post whatever they will me.

This is our situation. I really hope someone has experience this before. I am a US citizen and I have a child in Mexcio. We did the DNA testing and was proven that I am the biologically related to the child. The problem is the mother is not, we actually used an egg donor to conceive the child. The mother appears in the birth certificate as the legal mother of the child. The US embassy is confused on what to do next that they had to contact US Dept of State. I was wondering what will happen next. I was wondering if anybody knows anything like this case. I would truly appreciate your reply. Thank you so much for the time in reading my post.

My friend got petition by his stepmother when his dad married the US citizen stepmother. It was less than two years when the stepmother and his dad divorced. His 2 year conditional green card is expired. That means that his conditional greencard is also terminated right??, is there anyway to solve this. He could be deported right. He also has been working for years now and files his taxes every year. Doesn't filing taxes affects you?. What things could he do to be safe? or even with expired conditional green card he could pretty much do anything except leave the country?........

Ty for all the replys.....

Omg is it really 8 years for the F2 way?.....................

So the best way is to petition my brother after she gets the greencard I-130 (F2) way? with a 5 years wait right?

I thought they said that its only 3 years if your petitioned by a U.S. citizen (child to parent) to become a U.S. citizen.

Because my brother is 16 now he might not make it till the time my mother becomes a U.S. citizen. So the quickest way is the F2 way right? or should we wait until she becomes a citizen after 3 years if thats the right time frame so she could petition her as IR?..............F2 seems to be the quickest if the waiting time is only 5 years?? F2 does not have an age limit if my brother exceeds the age of 21 right?

Ty for the replys again

F2 is probably even better than F4, 10 years or so is a very long time. We're also planning if my mom could apply for citizenship after 3 years and just petition my brother, but were worried because he might be 21 by then or older.

Does the F2 way have an age limit like 21 or something. Does the F2 way requires you after some time to get your citizenship in order for your petition to get process?

Sorry for so many questions. Ty for the replys

I also read that this is included in the "fourth family-sponsored preference" (F4). Is there a rule that says that minor have a faster way of getting to the U.S. rather than people who are above 21. How long does it really take if anyone knows?

I just want to know if its possible to petition my stepbrother he is currently 16 years old. We share the same mother and we are both illegitimate, I am already a U.S. citizen. If its possible to petition him I was wondering how long does it usually take for him to get here.

I know that we also have to used the same form I-130. I was wondering if there are any other valuable information that I need to know. Hope that you can reply to this topic asap. Thank you.