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Hello,
I am confuse here with USCIS form I-130 instructions, this is what they are stating :
Who May File Form I-130
1- If you are a U.S citizen you must file a separate form i-130 for each eligible relative. you may file a form i-130 for:
A. your spouse
B. your unmarried child under age 21
c. your unmarried son or daughter age 21 or older
D. your married son or daughter of any age
E. your bother or sister (you must be 21 or older)
F. your mother or father (you must be 21 or older)
2- If you are a lawful Permanent resident of United States, you must file a separate form i-130 for each eligible relative. you may file this form for:
A. your spouse
B. your unmarried child under the age of 21
C. your unmarried son or daughter age 21 or older
Note:
1.There is no visa category for married children of PR.......
2.If you are the USC petitioner and your relative qualifies under paragraph 1c - 1d - 1e above, separate petitions are not required for his or her spouse or unmarried children under the age of 21 .
3. If you are the lawful permanent residence of US Citizen petitioner and your relative qualifies under paragraph 2(B) or 2 (C) above, separate petitions are not required for his or her unmarried child under the age of 21.
4. The persons described in number 2-3 of the above NOTE will be able to apply for an immigrant visa along with your relative.
Question:
If A U.S Citizen petitioner applies for his/her mother and the mother gets accepted. At this point the mother (beneficiary) becomes PR, correct? Because they are stamping the travel document of beneficiary with PR and charging green card fee, so technically the beneficiary can apply for her child who is 15 years old to get visa at the same time - on the same day she gets her own visa/green card stamp, Please correct me if I am wrong?
I even called USCIS and spoke with one their representative, she said yes you can add the child and your mother and the minor should get visa at the same time.... Is she right? Then how about FA2 category visa?
Thanks
Hello,
I am confuse here with USCIS form I-130 instructions, this is what they are stating :
Who May File Form I-130
1- If you are a U.S citizen you must file a separate form i-130 for each eligible relative. you may file a form i-130 for:
A. your spouse
B. your unmarried child under age 21
c. your unmarried son or daughter age 21 or older
D. your married son or daughter of any age
E. your bother or sister (you must be 21 or older)
F. your mother or father (you must be 21 or older)
2- If you are a lawful Permanent resident of United States, you must file a separate form i-130 for each eligible relative. you may file this form for:
A. your spouse
B. your unmarried child under the age of 21
C. your unmarried son or daughter age 21 or older
Note:
1.There is no visa category for married children of PR.......
2.If you are the USC petitioner and your relative qualifies under paragraph 1c - 1d - 1e above, separate petitions are not required for his or her spouse or unmarried children under the age of 21 .
3. If you are the lawful permanent residence of US Citizen petitioner and your relative qualifies under paragraph 2(B) or 2 (C) above, separate petitions are not required for his or her unmarried child under the age of 21.
4. The persons described in number 2-3 of the above NOTE will be able to apply for an immigrant visa along with your relative.
Question:
If A U.S Citizen petitioner applies for his/her mother and the mother gets accepted. At this point the mother (beneficiary) becomes PR, correct? Because they are stamping the travel document of beneficiary with PR and charging green card fee, so technically the beneficiary can apply for her child who is 15 years old to get visa at the same time - on the same day she gets her own visa/green card stamp, Please correct me if I am wrong?
I even called USCIS and spoke with one their representative, she said yes you can add the child and your mother and the minor should get visa at the same time.... Is she right? Then how about FA2 category visa?
Thanks
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