Hi. Am a GC will be 4 years in US next feb. Got married in my home country this August and was preparing to petition for wife hoping it will shorten her process once i get naturalized. We have just realized wife is pregnant and am now wondering whether i should wait till baby is born to petition. Do they simply add the baby's petition to mothers or do them separate?
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should I wait for baby?
- Thread starter waks
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If both husband and wife are GCs, baby will get GC wherever is he/she is born.
Since you are the only one GC holder now, I am not sure about your new baby status. If I find any information, I will come back and give you the update.
Since you are the only one GC holder now, I am not sure about your new baby status. If I find any information, I will come back and give you the update.
Hi. Am a GC will be 4 years in US next feb. Got married in my home country this August and was preparing to petition for wife hoping it will shorten her process once i get naturalized. We have just realized wife is pregnant and am now wondering whether i should wait till baby is born to petition. Do they simply add the baby's petition to mothers or do them separate?
Hi. Am a GC will be 4 years in US next feb. Got married in my home country this August and was preparing to petition for wife hoping it will shorten her process once i get naturalized. We have just realized wife is pregnant and am now wondering whether i should wait till baby is born to petition. Do they simply add the baby's petition to mothers or do them separate?
http://www.dazlaw.com/index.php?opt...an-get-green-cards&catid=34:columns&Itemid=54
http://forums.immigration.com/showthread.php?77070-Child-born-overseas-to-permanent-resident-parents
You will be able to bring your child to US but you need to put some efforts or once you become a citizen, your child can directly eligible for immediate relative petition.
Jackolantern
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File the petition now. If you are still a GC holder when your priority date becomes current, the baby can be added as a derivative beneficiary.
But if you become a citizen before they immigrate, you'll need to file a separate I-130 for the baby.
But if you become a citizen before they immigrate, you'll need to file a separate I-130 for the baby.