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They should be fine. The name of the place if there aren't any more specifics to it. The embassy guys know Kenya doesn't have street addresses and they don't give you too much grief.

All the best Julia, they are usually easy and straight forward when you are prepared.

My bad, I worded it wrong.. this is what I meant A step-child, as long as the marriage creating the step-relationship occurred before the child turned 18

It will be a while and with Nairobi having a high number of I-130 applicants and even fewer visas available the wait times are longer for Green Card holders

Hey, long time.. Hope America has been good to you

Petitioning for a spouse or child while you are on a green card takes forever.. as for the child it will depend of you had a step relationto the child when you marry her

It took us 7 months from when we put in the paperwork to Chicago lockbox to when the visa was issued in Nairobi Embassy.

With a pending petition it's always hard yup convince the consular officer that you'll go back to your country at the end of the visit. My wife, then girlfriend was allowed to visit but we had not filed the I-130 at time of interview

In some countries the mailing address is the same as your present address. In Kenya P.O. Box cannot be an address. It has to be Physical e.g. Buruburu Phase 3, Moseti Court, House No. 536. P.o. Box is your mailing address.

Go to the DMV and ask them if you can take the exam.

No problem, it happens. USCIS didn't put in your paperwork when you processed at the airport. You should have now in a week or so.

Track online at https://egov.uscis.gov

Sorry about that, it normally takes 7-10 days. Check with them after the 6th and find out of you already have a number or if you are applying for a new one.

Did they say if there is number already assigned to you?

If you had a real address then you are good e.g House No 157 Mamlaka Court, Buruburu. If not a P.O. will not suffice, an estate would be required

List down the estate name and then you can guess Jan 01 and the year for those that you don't remember specifics.

Ok, good to know. She should be ready to provide one then.

The Nairobi Embassy does not ask for bank statements or sponsor's papers but will need a US address.

Depending on your location, it's a quick process. Go in they check and let you know if there is a SSN on the way or if USCIS made a mistake.

Include the baby in the DS260 and when the interview is scheduled present the original and translated birth certificates then