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You can not file the I 824 on line.

It seems the OP lives in CA and different rules apply. Well the do currently, who knows what the future will bring as regards Heath cover.

F2B 01MAY16

AWA is a toughie and I think I can only remember one successful situation, I do know it is not DIY and most fail. I would definitely look to see how her Country views this, I assume you have been able to visit there?

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There is no requirement to buy or rent somewhere.

I did not think Pakistan had adoption? And F2a is a lot longer than 1 to 2 years.

The US does not have Consulates in the US. I thought I 824s were taking a couple of years?

No She can delay her move, contact them every year to keep her I 130 alive until she is able to move.

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I was just going by what the OP said and asked if it was ok to majority

Relative?

A very complicated case.

On what? Nothing for them to do.

CRBA would seem to be the way to go. I simply do not know about the consequences of a USC obtaining a Norwegian Passport it seems they were not entitled to.

I can think of loads of questions but the short version is that I doubt this is DIY

Well we can all agree on the need for change.................

Student Visa? Think it is 4 years ish for a LPR to sponsor a child.

i would at least make sure he is up to date.

i assume you are too young to contract.

Does he have his child support properly recorded?

How were they able to get Norwegian Passports? Or did they allow it for children?