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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Pakistan
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Hi everyone,

I apologize if this information is already covered in another topic, I did search and didn't find what I was looking for. Anyways my mother in law is currently in the States on a visit visa. We want to file for her Green card while she is here. We've downloaded the forms from USCIS and had a few questions for the people who've gone through this process before.

The forms we're filling out initially are the I-485 & I-130, we intend to file them concurrently.

  1. First question, on the I-485, Section 2. Which category do you choose for parent, Other?
  2. Does my mother in law need a police report and a medical exam done in advance of the filing?

Thank you,

shahab

07/05/2005 - INTERVIEW DATE JULY 25 @ ISB Embassy

07/25/2005 - CASE COMPLETE-VISA RECEIVED

08/10/2005 - Wife arrives in US

07/05/2007 - Mailed I-751 to NSC via USPS Express Mail

07/09/2007 - Mailed signed copy of I-751 to NSC via USPS 1st class mail

07/14/2007 - Received rejection letter due to not signing original I-751

07/25/2007 - Original application packet and signed copy of I-751 sent on 7/05 returned by the CSC

07/26/2007 - Mailed back the original application packet after signing it via USPS Express Mail

08/06/2007 - Money order cashed by USCIS

08/09/2007 - Receive I-797C Notice of Action with Receipt #

08/25/2007 - Receive Biometrics appt: Sept 7th, 2007

09/07/2007 - Fingerprints and photos taken at Naperville ASC

10/29/2007 - Card production ordered

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Does she plan to return home and wait the results there? I may be wrong or misinterpretting (or both lol) but I believe what you are trying to do is illegal. I'll see if I can find a post to help you.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Pakistan
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Thank you for finding the post. A slight correction, my wife is filing for her mother :) We have checked and you can file w/o returning to native country.

07/05/2005 - INTERVIEW DATE JULY 25 @ ISB Embassy

07/25/2005 - CASE COMPLETE-VISA RECEIVED

08/10/2005 - Wife arrives in US

07/05/2007 - Mailed I-751 to NSC via USPS Express Mail

07/09/2007 - Mailed signed copy of I-751 to NSC via USPS 1st class mail

07/14/2007 - Received rejection letter due to not signing original I-751

07/25/2007 - Original application packet and signed copy of I-751 sent on 7/05 returned by the CSC

07/26/2007 - Mailed back the original application packet after signing it via USPS Express Mail

08/06/2007 - Money order cashed by USCIS

08/09/2007 - Receive I-797C Notice of Action with Receipt #

08/25/2007 - Receive Biometrics appt: Sept 7th, 2007

09/07/2007 - Fingerprints and photos taken at Naperville ASC

10/29/2007 - Card production ordered

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