just filed i-130 !!!! i-751

[EHUTE6 0]

i just filed for my sons I-130 he is under 21 not married!!!!!(14 years old) when time comes do i need to file a I-751??? i dont see why he would need conditions removed???

[milimelo 4,259]

Provide more info so you can get answers:

who are you - naturalized beneficiary? If so, the child will get IR visa, not CR so no I-751 involved.

[EHUTE6 0]

I am i naturalized citizen!

[EHUTE6 0]

I am i naturalized citizen!

and the petitioner!

[EHUTE6 0]

and the petitioner!

so no I-751 ??

[Jojo92122 1,924]

Where is your son? Inside the US or outside? If inside the US, what is his current legal status and how did he enter the US?

[EHUTE6 0]

Where is your son? Inside the US or outside? If inside the US, what is his current legal status and how did he enter the US?

my son is in Australia we were going to file while he was hear but we decide to return him home and apply once he got home he was here as a visitor and returned in status as such!!!

[milimelo 4,259]

my son is in Australia we were going to file while he was hear but we decide to return him home and apply once he got home he was here as a visitor and returned in status as such!!!

What's with all the exclamation marks - you have a problem writing calmly?

Here's your answer - son will be given IR visa - no I-751 needed.

[Jojo92122 1,924]

my son is in Australia we were going to file while he was hear but we decide to return him home and apply once he got home he was here as a visitor and returned in status as such!!!

You need to read the Guides. http://www.visajourney.com/content/guides

FORM I-751 is for a foreign spouse who needs to lift the condition on a 2 years green card gain through marriage to a US citizen. Your son obviously did not marry a US citizen, and does not have a conditional green card. YOU WILL NOT FILE A FORM I-751 on his behalf.

Here is the short version of what will happen. This process can take 6-12 months.

1. File Form I-130 + supporting documents. See the instructions for Form I-130.

2. Form I-130 will be approved which means USCIS confirms that you have a relationship which allows your relative (son) to apply for an immigration visa.

3. The NVC will send you a fee letter. You pay the I-864 Affidavit of Support (AOS) fee and the DS-230 Immigration Visa Application fee online.

4. You file the I-864 and DS-230 with the NVC.

5. The NVC will send the completed file to the US Embassy/Consulate.

6. Your son will need a medical exam. The Embassy/Consulate has a list of approved facilities and doctors who can administer the exam.

7. Your son interviews for his immigration visa.

8. He enters the US as a legal permanent resident (green card holder).

9. Since he is under 18 years old, was admitted to the US as a legal permanent resident, has a US citizen parent, and lives with the US citizen parent, he is automatically a US citizen. You can file an N-600 for a certificate of citizenship or apply for a US passport.

[EHUTE6 0]

What's with all the exclamation marks - you have a problem writing calmly?

Here's your answer - son will be given IR visa - no I-751 needed.

what with the smart remark ???? is there a problem with using exclamation marks???? i didnt apeciate your rude comment if you dont wanna help thats ok but no need to be rude!!! thanks

[EHUTE6 0]

You need to read the Guides. http://www.visajourney.com/content/guides

FORM I-751 is for a foreign spouse who needs to lift the condition on a 2 years green card gain through marriage to a US citizen. Your son obviously did not marry a US citizen, and does not have a conditional green card. YOU WILL NOT FILE A FORM I-751 on his behalf.

Here is the short version of what will happen. This process can take 6-12 months.

1. File Form I-130 + supporting documents. See the instructions for Form I-130.

2. Form I-130 will be approved which means USCIS confirms that you have a relationship which allows your relative (son) to apply for an immigration visa.

3. The NVC will send you a fee letter. You pay the I-864 Affidavit of Support (AOS) fee and the DS-230 Immigration Visa Application fee online.

4. You file the I-864 and DS-230 with the NVC.

5. The NVC will send the completed file to the US Embassy/Consulate.

6. Your son will need a medical exam. The Embassy/Consulate has a list of approved facilities and doctors who can administer the exam.

7. Your son interviews for his immigration visa.

8. He enters the US as a legal permanent resident (green card holder).

9. Since he is under 18 years old, was admitted to the US as a legal permanent resident, has a US citizen parent, and lives with the US citizen parent, he is automatically a US citizen. You can file an N-600 for a certificate of citizenship or apply for a US passport.

thnks JOJO i really appeciate the info you sent me!!! thx again!!