Sm1smom
Super Moderator
Thank you everyone for your valuable informations and your help, I really appreciate it.
You are so right when you say that I should have standed on my ground. As I was moving to a new "field" I wasn't sure enough...
I forgot to mentionne that we missed our first flight (AirFrance didn't want us to go onboard). But we negociated and they put us in a new flight (without paying extra).
When I think that the Air Fr women told us we were lucky not to pay again for the flight as we were in fault because of the Esta missing...
Anyway, if it can help : I first called the USCIS here and they told me we have to do an "adjustment of status".
They gave me the number of a deferred inspection site which I called : they told me to come to their office (we have to go back to Miami) with our documents and they will examine our case. We'll see.
Of course I will let you know.
Thank you so much SusieQQQ, Sm1smom, Simon and newacct for being here, you can't imagine how helpful you are
The information from the USCIS customer service rep you spoke with on the phone is not correct. Your son is currently not eligible for AOS. In order for him to be eligible for AOS, you will need to first file a petition to sponsor him by submitting form I-130 and then wait for a visa number to become available - this currently has a 2 year waiting period like @newacct already explained a couple of posts above.