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Earlier this year I relocated from the Philippines to Denver to work on the petitions of my wife and adopted daughter who turns 18 in October. The adoption effectivity date is Oct 5 2016, but was finalized February 29, 2020. Then we had to get new birth certificates from the Local Civil Registrar and the National Statistics Office. Once we had all of these, we were able to get her a Philippine passport with my surname. She picks it up finally today. Meanwhile, I filed an I-130 for my wife and it has been approved and sent to the NVC. So, my question is this... today I will finally have my adopted daughter's passport number and I can already file an I-130 for her. But, once her mom's visa is approved (3-5 months from now), how can I best ensure my daughter's petition will be approved and her visa granted at roughly the same time as my wife's? Should I try DCF exceptional circumstances or file at USCIS online then request they expedite it?
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Hi Everyone, So let's start with the fact that my petition was filed a month before I was turning 21. (almost 2 years ago) Throughout the whole process I was advised that my category was going to be IR-2 and it was. My petition was USCIS approved and then I got DQed in May 2020. I had my interview scheduled for October 2020 at the London Embassy, I have gone through the medical examination and vaccinations which have been paid for and then a day before my interview the US Embassy in London called me and advised me not to come to the interview because I was affected by the Trump proclamations. Recently I have logged into the NVC CEAC and realized that my Visa Category have changed from IR-2 to F11. I thought my age should freeze at the time of the application and I shouldn't age out. Obviously I am worried on how long this process is going to take as this isn't IR-2 but F11. I have already submitted the NVC Contact Form to advise that the category shouldn't been changed to F11. This whole process created so much stress and loss of money considering my police certificates have expired as well as the medical examination. Can you please help? Did you guys came across this? I appreciate any help, have a great day.
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Hi we're going to apply an n600 for my daughter who got here in the US through an IR-2 visa, qualifying for the derivative and automatic acquisition of the US citizenship. During the process of this can my daughter travel outside of the country to study there? Would she be able to come back with no hassle?