Help Needed for I-130

[msmontader 10]

Hello guys

ok i came to the states as a J-1 Visa and then i applied for asylum in 2011 . i got married on january 2014 and then i got denied on my asylum case on march . i have a court on may 16 and my wife is filling the I-130 for me , She is a USC . My questions are :

Q21
Q22
from the I-130 i really got confused.
Q20 . WHat address should i put in my native alphabet, I know i will put my name but what address do they mean ?

[Ryan H 3,798]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, & Tourist Visas forum.

[msmontader 10]

Do you guys know about the question where it says " the g325a is in connection with the application for : 1. Nationalize 2. Permeant resident 3. Other .

And I'm doing the g325a with the petition i-130 . My wife a us citizen and i live in the us

[msmontader 10]

How can i get example form guys i do have the same questions and my wife the USC ( the petitioner doesn't know what to choose and write in ( other ) option and neither do i .

[silverjetplane 34]

The samples here on VJ and on some other sites say to check OTHER and write very neatly on the petitioner's G-325A: "In support of SPOUSE'S/FATHER'S/ETC. I-130" or "In support of NAME NAME's I-130.

For the beneficiary, they are supposed to check STATUS AS PERMANENT RESIDENT.

http://www.***removed***/forms/g-325a-biographic-information.html

Good luck! Be meticulous!

[Meghan&Andrey 51]

Do you guys know about the question where it says " the g325a is in connection with the application for : 1. Nationalize 2. Permeant resident 3. Other .

And I'm doing the g325a with the petition i-130 . My wife a us citizen and i live in the us

We put "Other: I-129f" in that place. That's what the example form said. So I would assume you do the same but "I-130"

Edited April 22, 2014 by mgad5347

[msmontader 10]

No it won't affect her application at all. You do need to put there truth though, you never lie to immigration. I was able to fix through my husband and it didn't affect my case. And msmontader are you trying to get your permanent resident? Cause then that will be the option.

.

Yes sir i do want to adjust status first and then apply for green card . So i will put status as permanent resident .. And my wife has to write @ in support of spouse's I-130 " ? Is that correct ?

Edited April 22, 2014 by msmontader

[msmontader 10]

We put "Other: I-129f" in that place. That's what the example form said. So I would assume you do the same but "I-130"

Thank you very much for your help .

I saw some people saying to put in support of spouse's i-130 for my wife's application ( the petitioner ) ?

[Aidee Alcantar 5]

.

Yes sir i do want to adjust status first and then apply for green card . So i will put status as permanent resident .. And my wife has to write @ in support of spouse's I-130 " ? Is that correct ?

Yes both our G-325's were checked under the option status as permanent resident

[msmontader 10]

The samples here on VJ and on some other sites say to check OTHER and write very neatly on the petitioner's G-325A: "In support of SPOUSE'S/FATHER'S/ETC. I-130" or "In support of NAME NAME's I-130.

For the beneficiary, they are supposed to check STATUS AS PERMANENT RESIDENT.

http://www.***removed***/forms/g-325a-biographic-information.html

Good luck! Be meticulous!

Thank you very much this is very helpful ! .

Now i feel like i'm done with these 2 applications and still have some trouble with I-130 . not a lot but just 2 questions .

[msmontader 10]

Yes both our G-325's were checked under the option status as permanent resident

but she is a ucs and she is the petitioner . shouldn't she choose ' other ' and put in support of spouse's I-130 ?

[Aidee Alcantar 5]

but she is a ucs and she is the petitioner . shouldn't she choose ' other ' and put in support of spouse's I-130 ?

You can if you like, I don't see a problem. I did it that way and had no issues, my husband is the usc and is the petitioner. Our's was approved.

"This form is submitted in connection with an application for:" -Status as Permanent Resident

My husbands G-325 form is connected with the form for my petition regarding the Permanent Resident.

[msmontader 10]

You can if you like, I don't see a problem. I did it that way and had no issues, my husband is the usc and is the petitioner. Our's was approved.

"This form is submitted in connection with an application for:" -Status as Permanent Resident

My husbands G-325 form is connected with the form for my petition regarding the Permanent Resident.

ok well if you got approved then its totally fine and i really thank you for your help .

do you know about the I-130 i have some questions about it

[pushbrk 12,285]

The samples here on VJ and on some other sites say to check OTHER and write very neatly on the petitioner's G-325A: "In support of SPOUSE'S/FATHER'S/ETC. I-130" or "In support of NAME NAME's I-130.

For the beneficiary, they are supposed to check STATUS AS PERMANENT RESIDENT.

http://www.***removed***/forms/g-325a-biographic-information.html

Good luck! Be meticulous!

For a CR1 visa case, both the petitioner and beneficiary check the "other" box and then can type I-130 spouse. No need for a long explanation. The beneficiary is definitely NOT applying for permanent residency. The purpose is the same for both the petitioner and beneficiary. When adjusting status, both check "status as permanent resident" but not for a visa process.

However, what you do in this case is not really critical. USCIS knows the answer because the I-130 is in the package. No worries, either way but correct is still correct.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

ok well if you got approved then its totally fine and i really thank you for your help .

do you know about the I-130 i have some questions about it

You should start your own threads in the forum that is appropriate for your filing situation, and stop hijacking this person's unrelated question about the K-1 process. If filing an I-130 for a spousal visa, that forum is here > http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/110-ir-1-cr-1-spouse-visa-process-procedures/