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[irfan 0]

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My wife yesterday passed the N-400 interview in Garden city. We will get the oath appointment in mail and she will ne USC hopefully in next 2 weeks. She needs to know if she submitts i-130 petition for her mother once she is USC what would happen to her brother 18yrs old and her sister 19yrs old both un married. Will they be able to come here with the mother and also does she need to file separately for her siblings or they will automatically be added to the original petition filed for her mother? Thanks for your response in advance.

[Mononoke28 135]

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My wife yesterday passed the N-400 interview in Garden city. We will get the oath appointment in mail and she will ne USC hopefully in next 2 weeks. She needs to know if she submitts i-130 petition for her mother once she is USC what would happen to her brother 18yrs old and her sister 19yrs old both un married. Will they be able to come here with the mother and also does she need to file separately for her siblings or they will automatically be added to the original petition filed for her mother? Thanks for your response in advance.

Her mother's visa interview will take approximately 9-12 months. She will have to file for her siblings separately and their interviews will take about 10 years or so since they are in the fourth category. Please see this month's Visa Bulletin for more info.

Diana

[aleful 1,905]

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My wife yesterday passed the N-400 interview in Garden city. We will get the oath appointment in mail and she will ne USC hopefully in next 2 weeks. She needs to know if she submitts i-130 petition for her mother once she is USC what would happen to her brother 18yrs old and her sister 19yrs old both un married. Will they be able to come here with the mother and also does she need to file separately for her siblings or they will automatically be added to the original petition filed for her mother? Thanks for your response in advance.

her siblings can't come with her mother, she will have to leave them behind. now her mother can file for them as a LPR since they are unmarried. that will be faster than her filing for her siblings.

[irfan 0]

Thanks for your replies.

[Stanley Hermosill 1]

The mother and siblings will have to come over separately. They are grouped in different categories by the USCIS so the interviews will not be close together time wise.