solomonts said:During your adjustment of status include your child’s name in the application and present the birth certificate along with you application. Also, ask the immigration office to send the information about your adjustment to the Consulate/Embassy in your home country. The consulate/Embassy will issue a “Transportation Letter” for your child to enter the United States and your child will automatically become a Legal Permanent Resident.
If you child is born in the United States and living in India, just carry the birth certificate and travel back to the United States.
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Solomon
The OP clearly mentioned that I-485 is pending for both him and his wifeGeorgeF said:Are you US Citizen?
If so your "kid" (child) may be a UC Citizen too.
FTJ is only for permanent residents and is not applicable in this case.waitingforAOS11 said:Not sure, how you can go ahead, but i guess there is something known as "follow-to-join".
You need to first find a way to get your baby into the US and then worry about adding your kid to your GC application. Im not sure if i have an answer for you, but meanwhile, you may want to post this question in the EB GC forum as i have a feeling that you will find others who have been through a similar situation. I will let you know if i find anything. Good luck!vikram006 said:Hi,
My and wife's EAD/AP are approved and 485 is pending. I have a new born baby in India. How can I add my kid to my GC processing? Please let me know.
Thanks,
Vikram
How can the child become a permanent resident when the parents have their I-485 pending?solomonts said:Correction in my response= correction is in bold.
During your adjustment of status include your child’s name in the application and present the birth certificate along with you application. Also, ask the immigration office to send the information about your adjustment to the Consulate/Embassy in your home country. The consulate/Embassy will issue an immigrant visa under your visa category and state it as "Following to Join" upon entery into the United States your child will be a green card holder.
If you child is born in the United States and living in India, just carry the birth certificate and travel back to the United States.
www.passintl.com
Solomon