Form I-130 help

[jaycali 415]

We're finally filling out the form I-130!

But, there are two questions on the form where we'll need some help.

The first one, 13. If you are a U.S. Citizen complete the following.

Petitioner is a U.S. Citizen, born in South Korea. Her mother brought her to the US at age 2, family immigration through petitioner's aunt. The petitioner does not have a certificate, but has a U.S. Passport. She got her citizenship when she was very young.

The question asks whether petitioner is a U.S. Citizen through birth, naturalization or parents.

Would we be correct in checking PARENTS, and just providing her passport as proof of citizenship? Petitioner does not have a certificate of citizenship.

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The other question is on the G-325A, at the bottom, it says "this form is submitted in connection with an application for:" and it gives options Naturalization, Status as LPR and Other (Specify). This is an application for CR-1 visa. So, do we check Status as LPR or do we check Other (Specifcy) and write CR-1?

Thanks for all your help!

[Oksana & Max 94]

If she got it thru Parents she still would get certificate. Everyones get certificate regardless.

But yes check thru parents and provide a copy of every page of the US Passport.

On the second question check Other(Specify) and write I-130.

[Laure&Colin 558]

Petitioner is a U.S. Citizen, born in South Korea. Her mother brought her to the US at age 2, family immigration through petitioner's aunt. The petitioner does not have a certificate, but has a U.S. Passport. She got her citizenship when she was very young.

If I understand you well, she was naturalized when she was very young. Are you sure she doesn't have a naturalization certificate then ?

For your second question, check Other and write I-130.