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i-130 sponosor question. Should mom do it or shoud daughter file?

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Not sure if anyone already asked.

 

I have two questions:  My friend is a US Citizen and her mom is a Green Card holder (Permanent Residents).  She want to bring dad (mom's spouse) to live in  US.

1) If mom (Green Card holder (Permanent Residents)) fill I-130, how long the process from start to finish? About 3-4yrs?

2) Or instead the mom file I-130, can the US Citizen daughter file as a petitioner?  Maybe the timeframe is faster then if her mom as a petitioner?

 

Thank you

LPR's mom sponsor child (F2A)
Wed 2015-06-03 NOA 1
Wed 2015-07-29 NOA 2
Mon 2016-02-08 DS261 completed
Mon 2016-02-08 AOS Paid

Tue 2016-02-23 IV Paid

Sun 2016-03-20 DS260 completed

Mon 2016-03-28 Express mail AOS & IV Package

Thu 2016-03-31 Email from NVC of 30-45 days review

Thu 2016-04-28 Called NVC and was told Case completed

Thu 2016-05-05 NVC emailed telling case completed and in queue awaiting for interview date

PD: 2015-06-03

Mon 2017-03-13 Consulate Received

Wed 2017-04-12 Interview Date @7:30am

Wed 2017-04-12 Approved

Fri 2017-04-21 Visa Pickup

POE: JFK 2017-05-03

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payxibka   10,044

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2 minutes ago, khmerboy12 said:

Not sure if anyone already asked.

 

I have two questions:  My friend is a US Citizen and her mom is a Green Card holder (Permanent Residents).  She want to bring dad (mom's spouse) to live in  US.

1) If mom (Green Card holder (Permanent Residents)) fill I-130, how long the process from start to finish? About 3-4yrs?

2) Or instead the mom file I-130, can the US Citizen daughter file as a petitioner?  Maybe the timeframe is faster then if her mom as a petitioner?

 

Thank you

USC daughter for dad is faster 

YMMV

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On 5/10/2019 at 2:48 PM, payxibka said:

USC daughter for dad is faster 

 

On 5/10/2019 at 2:52 PM, databit said:

Is your friend 21? Does she earn the income to support dad?

Yes she has her own business.  She just sponsored her mom and now her mom is in USA yesterday.  The sux part was when she sponsored her mom, her dad didn't want to come and now when his wife passed the interview he felt lonely and want to come too.  Does that mean, the daughter can still sponsor her dad instead of having her mom do it?

LPR's mom sponsor child (F2A)
Wed 2015-06-03 NOA 1
Wed 2015-07-29 NOA 2
Mon 2016-02-08 DS261 completed
Mon 2016-02-08 AOS Paid

Tue 2016-02-23 IV Paid

Sun 2016-03-20 DS260 completed

Mon 2016-03-28 Express mail AOS & IV Package

Thu 2016-03-31 Email from NVC of 30-45 days review

Thu 2016-04-28 Called NVC and was told Case completed

Thu 2016-05-05 NVC emailed telling case completed and in queue awaiting for interview date

PD: 2015-06-03

Mon 2017-03-13 Consulate Received

Wed 2017-04-12 Interview Date @7:30am

Wed 2017-04-12 Approved

Fri 2017-04-21 Visa Pickup

POE: JFK 2017-05-03

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payxibka   10,044

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1 minute ago, khmerboy12 said:

 

Yes she has her own business.  She just sponsored her mom and now her mom is in USA yesterday.  The sux part was when she sponsored her mom, her dad didn't want to come and now when his wife passed the interview he felt lonely and want to come too.  Does that mean, the daughter can still sponsor her dad instead of having her mom do it?

As long as she has the ability to afford the sponsorship 

YMMV

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And the Health Insurance.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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