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Hi I am a US citizen and planning to apply I-130 for my sister. But right before I applied for her, I just heard from her that she is having another baby now. She just found out a few weeks ago that she has a 2 month-old pregnancy. So I can fill out for her husband and the first son but what should I fill out for this coming baby? We still don't know whether a boy or a girl or even twins. So should I fill out only her husband and the first son who is 4 years old? If I leave out the baby still in pregnancy, will he/she be left out when the time is due for her family to come here? What should I do? How should I fill out the application? Thanks in advanced!!!

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Hi I am a US citizen and planning to apply I-130 for my sister. But right before I applied for her, I just heard from her that she is having another baby now. She just found out a few weeks ago that she has a 2 month-old pregnancy. So I can fill out for her husband and the first son but what should I fill out for this coming baby? We still don't know whether a boy or a girl or even twins. So should I fill out only her husband and the first son who is 4 years old? If I leave out the baby still in pregnancy, will he/she be left out when the time is due for her family to come here? What should I do? How should I fill out the application? Thanks in advanced!!!

hi,

no problem, when the time comes, when she files for the rest of the family, she can add birth certificates from children she has had in the mean time. remeber that the wait is over 10 years, so she may have more children in the future. of course, the more children she has, the more you have to make annually for the affidavit of support, or you will need to find a joint sponsor.

they just add the child with the birth certificate and pay for him or her.

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You only fill ONE I-130 - for your sister. You do NOT fill out I-130 for your brother in law or nephew - they don't have a qualifying relationship with you. 10+ yrs later when the sister starts processing through NVC and is invited to the interview, her husband and any children will be included in the petition as derivative beneficiaries (children as long as they are under 21 yrs old).

ROC 2009
Naturalization 2010

 
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