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hi!this is first time to write on this form.

at first , please forgive me that I am still not write at an English well.

I need advice about bringing parent to USA (IR5)

I am applying US citizenship right now. I did just apply last month

how long takes time to get citizenship? ( i heard it's about 40days to 200days to go

intervew???)

as soon as I become USA citizen, I'd like to bring my mother to here USA.

now I have question, do I better to have lawyer when my mother apply to the GC?

can I bring my mother in here USA then apply GC ?

or apply in the Japan then bring her to USA?

if she apply it in the Japan , how long takes time to she can come over here?

also I have another question,

I believe there is lot people bring parent's to the USA,

how people get healthy insurance for parent's?

I did search lot about healthy insurance for after age 70 years old,

I could only find Kaiser but it's about $895 for month,

this amount money is really tough for me .( she is very healthy now)

also I heard that she can eligible to Medicare after 5 years past from she got social security card.

please give me any advice or let me know your experience about bring parent's to USA

thank you very much for reading my topic.

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Karin und Otto thank you very much thr PDF!!! :)

I read the PDF , and will read well more!

one thing I was not sure that

can apply I-130 for my mom after she come USA?

if so, dose she have to get B2 visa before come to USA?

is it impossible to apply I-130 if she doesn't have visa?

is it OK she come to USA with only the 3 month sight seen visa then apply I-130?

please give me any advice.

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Karin und Otto thank you very much thr PDF!!! :)

I read the PDF , and will read well more!

one thing I was not sure that

can apply I-130 for my mom after she come USA?

if so, dose she have to get B2 visa before come to USA?

is it impossible to apply I-130 if she doesn't have visa?

is it OK she come to USA with only the 3 month sight seen visa then apply I-130?

please give me any advice.

The answer is, technically, yes, if she can get here legally, even if on VWP if she is from an eligible country, you can co-file I-130 with I-485 to adjust her status.

However, when trying to adjust status, the officers are always looking for evidence that the applicant entered into a nonimmigrant status with the intent to remain permanently, and they call that visa fraud and they'll deny applications and worse if they find evidence of it. So dont come as a visitor planning to adjust status.

Therefore, if she isn't already here but intends to come here permanently or indefinitely, it is generally best advice to have her wait for I-130 approval and NVC processing and receive an immigrant visa before coming.

Edited by Chris Parker

IR-5 Immediate relative parent of adult U.S. citizen, §201(b)

I-130 [100 Days] (+10 days transiting)

03/30/07 Naturalization oath

03/30/07 I-130 sent to VSC priority mail

04/09/07 NOA "Received Date"

05/08/07 NOA1 issued by CSC, rcvd 05/11/07

07/18/07 I-130 approved!

07/23/07 NOA2 received

NVC [73 Days] (+23 days transiting) ** using James' NVC Shortcuts 2.0 **

08/10/07 NVC received, case number MOS*** assigned

08/20/07 DS-3032 & I-864 fee bill generated

08/23/07 DS-3032 delivered to NVC

08/23/07 I-864 payt delivered to St. Louis

08/27/07 IV fee bill generated

08/28/07 I-864 payt processed

09/03/07 I-864 package generated

09/08/07 IV fee bill received & payt sent

09/11/07 IV payt delivered to St. Louis

09/13/07 I-864 entered onto case

09/17/07 IV payt processed

09/24/07 DS-230 generated

09/25/07 I-864 RFE issued

10/01/07 I-864 RFE & DS-230 delivered to NVC

10/04/07 I-864 RFE & DS-230 entered onto case

10/22/07 Case complete at NVC!

12/10/07 NVC schedules the interview, finally!

12/17/07 Case left NVC

Embassy (Moscow)

12/20/07 Medical exam

01/10/08 Interview APPROVED!

01/15/08 Visa rcvd!

01/26/08 Entered USA

02/04/08 SSN card rcvd (from DS-230 appl./EAE)

02/16,21,25/08 OS155A msg. from TSC

02/28/08 PR card rcvd!

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I need advice about bringing parent to USA (IR5)

I am applying US citizenship right now. I did just apply last month

how long takes time to get citizenship? ( i heard it's about 40days to 200days to go

intervew???)

as soon as I become USA citizen, I'd like to bring my mother to here USA.

now I have question, do I better to have lawyer when my mother apply to the GC?

You can d it yourself, but if English is not your strong point may not be a bad idea to get a lawyer.

can I bring my mother in here USA then apply GC ?

or apply in the Japan then bring her to USA?

if she apply it in the Japan , how long takes time to she can come over here?

She can visit whilst the application is in process, she should be prepared to demonstrate non immigrant intent on those entries.

I believe there is lot people bring parent's to the USA,

how people get healthy insurance for parent's?

I did search lot about healthy insurance for after age 70 years old,

I could only find Kaiser but it's about $895 for month,

this amount money is really tough for me .( she is very healthy now)

The best answer I have seen is prayer, the $895 is just or starters, lots ofother expenses and of course it wil go up every year with age and medical inflation.

also I heard that she can eligible to Medicare after 5 years past from she got social security card.

She can buy it, not really the same.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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Karin und Otto thank you very much thr PDF!!! :)

I read the PDF , and will read well more!

one thing I was not sure that

can apply I-130 for my mom after she come USA?

if so, dose she have to get B2 visa before come to USA?

is it impossible to apply I-130 if she doesn't have visa?

is it OK she come to USA with only the 3 month sight seen visa then apply I-130?

please give me any advice.

The answer is, technically, yes, if she can get here legally, even if on VWP if she is from an eligible country, you can co-file I-130 with I-485 to adjust her status.

Are you sure about this??

I thought it only applied if you get married, but Im not sure.

I finally got rid of the never ending money drain. I called the plumber, and got the problem fixed. I wish her the best.

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Karin und Otto thank you very much thr PDF!!! :)

I read the PDF , and will read well more!

one thing I was not sure that

can apply I-130 for my mom after she come USA?

if so, dose she have to get B2 visa before come to USA?

is it impossible to apply I-130 if she doesn't have visa?

is it OK she come to USA with only the 3 month sight seen visa then apply I-130?

please give me any advice.

The answer is, technically, yes, if she can get here legally, even if on VWP if she is from an eligible country, you can co-file I-130 with I-485 to adjust her status.

Are you sure about this??

I thought it only applied if you get married, but Im not sure.

Immigration through a Family Member

Overview and Process

A lawful permanent resident is a foreign national who has been granted the privilege of permanently living and working in the United States. If you want to become a lawful permanent resident based on the fact that you have a relative who is a citizen of the United States, or a relative who is a lawful permanent resident, you must go through a multi-step process.

The USCIS must approve an immigrant visa petition, I-130 Petition for Alien Relative, for you. This petition is filed by your relative (sponsor) and must be accompanied by proof of your relationship to the requesting relative.The Deparment of State must determine if an immigrant visa number is immediately available to you, the foreign national, even if you are already in the United States. When an immigrant visa number is available, it means you can apply to have one of the immigrant visa numbers assigned to you. You can check the status of a visa number in the Department of State's Visa Bulletin.If you are already in the United States, you may apply to change your status to that of a lawful permanent resident after a visa number becomes available to you. This is one way you can apply to secure an immigrant visa number. If you are outside the United States when an immigrant visa number becomes available, you must then go to the U.S. consulate servicing the area in which you reside to complete your processing. This is the other way to secure an immigrant visa number.
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1RCRD Edited by diadromous mermaid

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Flower1024,

You're going to want to do some reading, check HERE. Almost all of your questions are addressed in this document. :thumbs:

Thanks for the link :thumbs:

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Are you sure about this??

I thought it only applied if you get married, but Im not sure.

Immediate Relatives, defined in INA as spouse, child under age 21, or parent (if the citizen is over age 21).

Edited by Chris Parker

IR-5 Immediate relative parent of adult U.S. citizen, §201(b)

I-130 [100 Days] (+10 days transiting)

03/30/07 Naturalization oath

03/30/07 I-130 sent to VSC priority mail

04/09/07 NOA "Received Date"

05/08/07 NOA1 issued by CSC, rcvd 05/11/07

07/18/07 I-130 approved!

07/23/07 NOA2 received

NVC [73 Days] (+23 days transiting) ** using James' NVC Shortcuts 2.0 **

08/10/07 NVC received, case number MOS*** assigned

08/20/07 DS-3032 & I-864 fee bill generated

08/23/07 DS-3032 delivered to NVC

08/23/07 I-864 payt delivered to St. Louis

08/27/07 IV fee bill generated

08/28/07 I-864 payt processed

09/03/07 I-864 package generated

09/08/07 IV fee bill received & payt sent

09/11/07 IV payt delivered to St. Louis

09/13/07 I-864 entered onto case

09/17/07 IV payt processed

09/24/07 DS-230 generated

09/25/07 I-864 RFE issued

10/01/07 I-864 RFE & DS-230 delivered to NVC

10/04/07 I-864 RFE & DS-230 entered onto case

10/22/07 Case complete at NVC!

12/10/07 NVC schedules the interview, finally!

12/17/07 Case left NVC

Embassy (Moscow)

12/20/07 Medical exam

01/10/08 Interview APPROVED!

01/15/08 Visa rcvd!

01/26/08 Entered USA

02/04/08 SSN card rcvd (from DS-230 appl./EAE)

02/16,21,25/08 OS155A msg. from TSC

02/28/08 PR card rcvd!

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