Mom is here ! What is next to be done ?

[Devoted59 0]

My wife's mother was approved for her I-130 visa and we brought her home two weeks ago.She just received her  S S card in mail today. Is there more she needs to do ?? Does she need to do a medical here ? Does she need to apply for PR card etc. Thanks in advance 

[payxibka 10,044]

1 minute ago, Devoted59 said:

My wife's mother was approved for her I-130 visa and we brought her home two weeks ago.She just received her  S S card in mail today. Is there more she needs to do ?? Does she need to do a medical here ? Does she need to apply for PR card etc. Thanks in advance 

Nope.  No medical.  Her green card should be arriving soon

[nelmagriffin 143]

2 hours ago, payxibka said:

Nope.  No medical.  Her green card should be arriving soon

This is true! My mothers' green card that isgood for 10 years was mailed 16 days after arrival.

[gagan_usa 5]

22 hours ago, Devoted59 said:

My wife's mother was approved for her I-130 visa and we brought her home two weeks ago.She just received her  S S card in mail today. Is there more she needs to do ?? Does she need to do a medical here ? Does she need to apply for PR card etc. Thanks in advance 

You have paid the fee for her green card, haven't you? I'm just making sure because a lot of people are not aware of this fee. My cousin applied for her parents and they came here. She didn't pay their green card fee and they kept on waiting for their green card for couple of months after arrival. Then someone told them about the fee, which they paid and received their green cards. I hope this is not the case with you.

[Devoted59 0]

I don't remember seeing anything called a "green card fee" ??

What form (I-? ) and associated fee are you referring to?

Edited February 7, 2018 by Devoted59

[NikLR 13,220]

https://www.uscis.gov/file-online/log-online-filing

 

USCIS Immigrant fee to produce the green card. 

[gagan_usa 5]

12 hours ago, Devoted59 said:

I don't remember seeing anything called a "green card fee" ??

What form (I-? ) and associated fee are you referring to?

In technical terms, it's called Immigrant fee and is $220/person. You can go this link: https://www.uscis.gov/file-online/log-online-filing and pay the fee. You will need your mother-in-law's visa details though, like A-number and department of state case ID. Hope this helps.

[gagan_usa 5]

By the way, what did you do for her medical insurance? My parents will be coming in couple of days and I'm exploring my options.

[Devoted59 0]

Mom got a job interview and starts at end of the month It has paid health insurance

[Boiler 43,763]

24 minutes ago, Devoted59 said:

Mom got a job interview and starts at end of the month It has paid health insurance

Definitely the best option