Can my LPR husband petition for me through the CR-1 process before obtaining his naturalization ? And yes he has been living in the states for more than 5yrs.
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Originally posted by 143bk View PostCan my LPR husband petition for me through the CR-1 process before obtaining his naturalization ? And yes he has been living in the states for more than 5yrs."TO GOD BE THE GLORY"
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He can apply for naturalization anytime now but he"s waiting for his service registration # from the army recruit to be mailed back to him which is info needed for the I-400 which can take up to 3mnths to get back. So in the meantime can we apply and submit the CR-1 while we wait for the registration # and 400 to be completed. And then later update the applciation to USC oppose to LPR once he is sworn in
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It's ok to file now. Read here esp if you have children:
What happens if a petition is filed by a Lawful Permanent Resident (F2A or F2B) and the petitioner becomes a U.S. citizen before the applicant is called for an interview?
When the petitioner naturalizes, the F2A petition (spouse or minor child of a permanent resident) is automatically converted to an IR1 (spouse of an American) or IR2 (child of an American) petition. These visa categories are not subject to the visa quota system and will therefore always have visas available for the beneficiaries’ use if they qualify for visa issuance.
However, because there are no derivative beneficiaries allowed with IR petitions, children who are derivative applicants on a parent’s F2A application must each have a separate IR2 petition filed for them if the petitioner becomes a U.S. citizen. F2A petitioners who naturalize should make sure to file new IR2 petitions for their children (if they did not originally file separate petitions for them)."TO GOD BE THE GLORY"
F3 Watch List for active members
aaydrian = June 7, 2002
dsz = Sep 3, 2002 / rupen = Sep 22, 2002 / mtouch = Sep 24, 2002
S&MN = Oct 23, 2002/ taz70 = Nov 2, 2002
zikh = Jan 10, 2003
Feb2003 = 2/11/2003/clearvision=2/23/2003
diva / sasif / pike = March 2003
Puddy = April 2003
hfsitumo2001 = May 22, 2003 / tabby = May 19, 2003
Imran123 = Aug 2003
butter = Nov 23, 2003
chsingh = June 2004
krish_84 = Nov 2004 / zaga14 = Nov 8, 2004
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Originally posted by 143bk View PostSo do I need to complete a G-325a form for my child too, to go along with her I-130 package?"TO GOD BE THE GLORY"
F3 Watch List for active members
aaydrian = June 7, 2002
dsz = Sep 3, 2002 / rupen = Sep 22, 2002 / mtouch = Sep 24, 2002
S&MN = Oct 23, 2002/ taz70 = Nov 2, 2002
zikh = Jan 10, 2003
Feb2003 = 2/11/2003/clearvision=2/23/2003
diva / sasif / pike = March 2003
Puddy = April 2003
hfsitumo2001 = May 22, 2003 / tabby = May 19, 2003
Imran123 = Aug 2003
butter = Nov 23, 2003
chsingh = June 2004
krish_84 = Nov 2004 / zaga14 = Nov 8, 2004
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