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honda99
hi there...

i'm USC now and i want to bring my mother on greencard what is the process for that? just fill-up I-130? or any other document besides that?
what is the time process i'm talking here?

thanks.
Mononoke28
Yes, you are correct. Fill out form I-130 for your mother and send all other needed documents such as a copy of your naturalization certificate or passport, and a copy of your birth certificate where it shows your name and your mother's name.

Remember that any document that is not in English has to be accompanied by a translation.

Diana
payxibka
QUOTE(honda99 @ Apr 22 2008, 08:52 AM) *
hi there...

i'm USC now and i want to bring my mother on greencard what is the process for that? just fill-up I-130? or any other document besides that?
what is the time process i'm talking here?

thanks.


You cannot bring your mother here on a greencard.

You will first petition for your mother ( which establishes an immediate family relationship to a USC) using an I-130. After it is approved, she will then apply for a VISA at the US consulate in her home country. Once approved, she will receive an immigrant visa giving her permission to present herself at the border requesting entry into the USA. After entry and only after entry has been granted, will she receive a greencard.
Mononoke28
Same diff. All USCIS needs is the I-130, then she will get an interview at the embassy which will give her a visa to enter the US, after POE she will get her green card.

So yes, you are correct honda99, all you need is the I-130 and the other supporting documents so your mother can get a green card.

Diana
honda99
thank you all for your reply.

what is the time process? approx

thanks.
honda99
QUOTE(fwaguy @ Apr 22 2008, 10:24 AM) *
You cannot bring your mother here on a greencard.

You will first petition for your mother ( which establishes an immediate family relationship to a USC) using an I-130. After it is approved, she will then apply for a VISA at the US consulate in her home country. Once approved, she will receive an immigrant visa giving her permission to present herself at the border requesting entry into the USA. After entry and only after entry has been granted, will she receive a greencard.


how will my mother apply for VISA at the US consulate? i mean will my mother get letter after approve of I-130?
and then showed-up in US Consulate to get GC you mean?

thanks.
Kez/JWolf
QUOTE(honda99 @ Apr 22 2008, 12:28 PM) *
QUOTE(fwaguy @ Apr 22 2008, 10:24 AM) *
You cannot bring your mother here on a greencard.

You will first petition for your mother ( which establishes an immediate family relationship to a USC) using an I-130. After it is approved, she will then apply for a VISA at the US consulate in her home country. Once approved, she will receive an immigrant visa giving her permission to present herself at the border requesting entry into the USA. After entry and only after entry has been granted, will she receive a greencard.


how will my mother apply for VISA at the US consulate? i mean will my mother get letter after approve of I-130?
and then showed-up in US Consulate to get GC you mean?

thanks.



Read the guide for CR1/IR1 it is the same process.... your mother would get a IR5 visa, on her entry to the US she would be issed with a Greencard....

Kez
honda99
QUOTE(Kezzie @ Apr 22 2008, 12:44 PM) *
QUOTE(honda99 @ Apr 22 2008, 12:28 PM) *
QUOTE(fwaguy @ Apr 22 2008, 10:24 AM) *
You cannot bring your mother here on a greencard.

You will first petition for your mother ( which establishes an immediate family relationship to a USC) using an I-130. After it is approved, she will then apply for a VISA at the US consulate in her home country. Once approved, she will receive an immigrant visa giving her permission to present herself at the border requesting entry into the USA. After entry and only after entry has been granted, will she receive a greencard.


how will my mother apply for VISA at the US consulate? i mean will my mother get letter after approve of I-130?
and then showed-up in US Consulate to get GC you mean?

thanks.



Read the guide for CR1/IR1 it is the same process.... your mother would get a IR5 visa, on her entry to the US she would be issed with a Greencard....

Kez


where do i find the guide for CR1/IR1 ?

what is the time for processing I-130 for immedidate relative?

thanks again.
payxibka
Under what classification did you arrive in the USA?
Kez/JWolf
Guide for bringing a immidiate relative.... http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...page=i130guide1

Allow 1 year from the time you apply....


Kez
Mononoke28
honda99,

All you need to do is send the I-130, your naturalization certificate, your birth certificate that shows both your name and your mother's name, forms G-325A for each one, photos and a check for $355.

Depending on which service center you mail it to, it can take from 6-9 months for them to approve your petition. Then it'll be sent to the NVC where it will take between 2-3 months to process. Then they might be able to assign her an interview date with the embassy. Then your mom goes to the interview, she will probably get her visa approved, she will go through POE here in the States and 2-7 weeks later she will receive her green card.

This whole process can take up to a year.

Diana
kiwis
QUOTE(Mononoke28 @ Apr 22 2008, 02:02 PM) *
honda99,

All you need to do is send the I-130, your naturalization certificate, your birth certificate that shows both your name and your mother's name, forms G-325A for each one, photos and a check for $355.

Depending on which service center you mail it to, it can take from 6-9 months for them to approve your petition. Then it'll be sent to the NVC where it will take between 2-3 months to process. Then they might be able to assign her an interview date with the embassy. Then your mom goes to the interview, she will probably get her visa approved, she will go through POE here in the States and 2-7 weeks later she will receive her green card.

This whole process can take up to a year.

Diana


what about the affidavit of support?? is it required eventually??? thanks a tonnnn!
honda99
QUOTE(Mononoke28 @ Apr 22 2008, 05:02 PM) *
honda99,

All you need to do is send the I-130, your naturalization certificate, your birth certificate that shows both your name and your mother's name, forms G-325A for each one, photos and a check for $355.

Depending on which service center you mail it to, it can take from 6-9 months for them to approve your petition. Then it'll be sent to the NVC where it will take between 2-3 months to process. Then they might be able to assign her an interview date with the embassy. Then your mom goes to the interview, she will probably get her visa approved, she will go through POE here in the States and 2-7 weeks later she will receive her green card.

This whole process can take up to a year.

Diana


are you sure you require Form G-325A and photo to file for my mother I-130 ?

can anybody confirm this please?

thanks.
honda99
QUOTE(Gaby&Talbert @ Apr 29 2008, 02:46 PM) *


i dont see the info what i'm looking for

Son is filing for his mother.

thanks.
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