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I 130- Wife, Daughter , mom

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Khushi81   1

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Hi friends, Visa journey has been great help to me in my journey. Now i am at the point where i can file for my wife and daughter and i would like to file for mother too. i have some questions hope to get some answers. thanks

1- Would i have to file separate 130 form for every person?

2- Can i include my daughter who is only 1 year old on my wife's 130?

3- G325 for my daughter would be filed by who? i mean who will sign that? or does she not need one?

help will be much appreciated.

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Khushi81   1

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Hi friends, Visa journey has been great help to me in my journey. Now i am at the point where i can file for my wife and daughter and i would like to file for mother too. i have some questions hope to get some answers. thanks

1- Would i have to file separate 130 form for every person?

2- Can i include my daughter who is only 1 year old on my wife's 130?

3- G325 for my daughter would be filed by who? i mean who will sign that? or does she not need one?

help will be much appreciated.

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Mike and Lily Enthusiast

Mike and Lily   13

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Hi,

If you are a permanent resident, you need a separate I-130 for your wife and your daughter. Are you a USC or a permanent resident? Only a USC can file for a parent.

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Darnell   8,478

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1. yes.

2. no - she must have seperate I-130 though she would be 'listed' on the mom's i-130

3. mom can sign for her.

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veteran_in_hawaii   0

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Hi,

If you are a permanent resident, you need a separate I-130 for your wife and your daughter. Are you a USC or a permanent resident? Only a USC can file for a parent.

so whether he is a permenant resident or a us citizen, he still has to file two I-130 for each individual?

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Penguin_ie   5,984

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*** two posts on the same issue merged, please only post once on a question ***

Bye: Penguin

Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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Khushi81   1

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Hi,

If you are a permanent resident, you need a separate I-130 for your wife and your daughter. Are you a USC or a permanent resident? Only a USC can file for a parent.

I will file when i become citizen.I have applied for my citizenship already and hope it will be done soon.

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