How petition a stepdaugther after i-130 approbal for wife

[mytruelove18 607]

“If you are a permanent resident sponsoring more than one relative, you are not required to file a separate I-130 petition for each relative who qualifies as a “derivative.” A derivative relative would include the children of your foreign national spouse.”

 

Reading this information, i am confuse and i need clarification for a friend.

That information mean that LPR can petition his wife and stepdaugther in one i-130 and only need pay 535 ?

 

a LPR doesnt need pay 535 for his wife and 535 for his stepdaugther?

somebody explain me what that means.

how that work to petition step sons?

 

 

thanks in avance

Edited August 30, 2019 by mytruelove18

[Dashinka 23,212]

I am pretty certain you have to submit a separate I130 for the stepdaughter.

 

Good Luck!

[Boiler 43,402]

You mention K1 so I assume you are a USC so would need to sponsor them individually.

[HRQX 4,145]

1 hour ago, mytruelove18 said:

i am confuse and i need clarification for a friend.

That information mean that LPR can petition his wife and stepdaugther in one i-130 and only need pay 535 ?

Yes, because your friend is an LPR. He can use one I-130 for his wife and all eligible derivatives. But if he becomes a USC before the derivatives receive IV, then they'll need separate I-130 petitions: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/immigrate/family-immigration/family-based-immigrant-visas.html "If You Were an LPR and Are Now a U.S. Citizen"

Edited August 30, 2019 by HRQX

[mytruelove18 607]

LPR is not  going become usc.

My questions is if a LPR need pay fee for his stepdaugther petition?

Or he only need pay nvc fee?

I need answer from somebody that had done the processwife and stepsons.

[apple21 953]

2 hours ago, mytruelove18 said:

LPR is not  going become usc.

My questions is if a LPR need pay fee for his stepdaugther petition?

Or he only need pay nvc fee?

I need answer from somebody that had done the processwife and stepsons.

First of all, how old is the stepdaughter or stepson now? And did the parents marry before the child's 18th birthday?

Your post is confusing. 

Edited August 30, 2019 by apple21
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[mytruelove18 607]

A LPR filled a petition for his wife.

His wife has a daugther who is stepdaugther of her husband.

The stepdauther is 16 now, was 15 when they married.

He filled i-130 for his wife. But no for stepdaugther.

He want to know : how he petition his stepdaugther after i-130 i approved.?

Dos he need pay 535 fee for stepdaugther?

 

NOTE: HE IS NO BECOME CITIZEN, IT ISNT K1 VISA.

HE IS PERMANENT RESIDENT WITH NO INTENTION OF CITIZENSHIP.

 

i hope somebody who know how petition after approbal help. And please doesnt answer without read my post

5 hours ago, mytruelove18 said:

“If you are a permanent resident sponsoring more than one relative, you are not required to file a separate I-130 petition for each relative who qualifies as a “derivative.” A derivative relative would include the children of your foreign national spouse.”

 

Reading this information, i am confuse and i need clarification for a friend.

That information mean that LPR can petition his wife and stepdaugther in one i-130 and only need pay 535 ?

 

a LPR doesnt need pay 535 for his wife and 535 for his stepdaugther?

somebody explain me what that means.

how that work to petition step sons?

 

 

thanks in avance

 

38 minutes ago, apple21 said:

First of all, how old is the stepdaughter or stepson now? And did the parents marry before the child's 18th birthday?

Your post is confusing. 

A LPR filled a petition for his wife.

His wife has a daugther who is stepdaugther of her husband.

The stepdauther is 16 now, was 15 when they married.

He filled i-130 for his wife. But no for stepdaugther.

He want to know : how he petition his stepdaugther after i-130 i approved.?

Dos he need pay 535 fee for stepdaugther?

 

NOTE: HE IS NO BECOME CITIZEN, IT ISNT K1 VISA.

HE IS PERMANENT RESIDENT WITH NO INTENTION OF CITIZENSHIP.

 

i hope somebody who know how petition after approbal help. And please doesnt answer without read my post

[apple21 953]

3 minutes ago, mytruelove18 said:

A LPR filled a petition for his wife.

His wife has a daugther who is stepdaugther of her husband.

The stepdauther is 16 now, was 15 when they married.

He filled i-130 for his wife. But no for stepdaugther.

He want to know : how he petition his stepdaugther after i-130 i approved.?

Dos he need pay 535 fee for stepdaugther?

 

NOTE: HE IS NO BECOME CITIZEN, IT ISNT K1 VISA.

HE IS PERMANENT RESIDENT WITH NO INTENTION OF CITIZENSHIP.

 

i hope somebody who know how petition after approbal help. And please doesnt answer without read my post

 

A LPR filled a petition for his wife.

His wife has a daugther who is stepdaugther of her husband.

The stepdauther is 16 now, was 15 when they married.

He filled i-130 for his wife. But no for stepdaugther.

He want to know : how he petition his stepdaugther after i-130 i approved.?

Dos he need pay 535 fee for stepdaugther?

 

NOTE: HE IS NO BECOME CITIZEN, IT ISNT K1 VISA.

HE IS PERMANENT RESIDENT WITH NO INTENTION OF CITIZENSHIP.

 

i hope somebody who know how petition after approbal help. And please doesnt answer without read my post

What he did is correct. Only 1 i130 for his wife. The stepdaughter will benefit from that as a derivative. No need to file another i130 for stepdaughter. During the NVC stage, he will pay the visa for his wife and stepdaughter (2 payments). And when they get the visa, he will pay the immigrant fee for his wife and stepdaughter (2 payments again) before they fly to the USA. 

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[geowrian 22,335]

23 hours ago, mytruelove18 said:

That information mean that LPR can petition his wife and stepdaugther in one i-130 and only need pay 535 ?

 

a LPR doesnt need pay 535 for his wife and 535 for his stepdaugther?

Yes.

 

Correct. One petition for the spouse, and any eligible stepchildren can use the same petition to apply for a visa as well.

[mytruelove18 607]

6 hours ago, geowrian said:

Yes.

 

Correct. One petition for the spouse, and any eligible stepchildren can use the same petition to apply for a visa as well.

And dont need pay 535 at uscis?

Only 325 at nvc?

[geowrian 22,335]

2 hours ago, mytruelove18 said:

And dont need pay 535 at uscis?

Only 325 at nvc?

Pay $535 for the I-130 for the spouse. That's it for the petition.

The $325 per visa applicant will be necessary, along with a single $120 fee for review of the I-864. So that's $770 total at NVC if my mental math is right.

[mytruelove18 607]

20 hours ago, geowrian said:

Pay $535 for the I-130 for the spouse. That's it for the petition.

The $325 per visa applicant will be necessary, along with a single $120 fee for review of the I-864. So that's $770 total at NVC if my mental math is right.

Thanks

Then it is 535 for the mother and at nvc 325 for mother and 325 for stepdaugther?

And 120 mother and 120 stepdaugther?

I am confuse because some people say that he needs send a petition for stepdaugther to uscis and pay 535 too.

[geowrian 22,335]

7 minutes ago, mytruelove18 said:

Thanks

Then it is 535 for the mother and at nvc 325 for mother and 325 for stepdaugther?

And 120 mother and 120 stepdaugther?

I am confuse because some people say that he needs send a petition for stepdaugther to uscis and pay 535 too.

USCIS:

1 x I-130 for the mother: $535

 

NVC:

2 x IV fees (1 for mother, 1 for stepdaughter): $325 x 2 = $650

1 x I-864 review fee (if processed at the same time): $120

 

Consulate:

2 x medical exams: $Varies by panel physician

 

 

If you were a US Citizen (or planned to become one before their visas are approved), then separate I-130s would be necessary. This is because immediate relatives of a US Citizen do not permit derivatives. Family preference visas do permit derivatives. Your case is F2A (spouse of an LPR), which is a family preference visa.

Edit: Just note that the disadvantage of being an LPR here  is that the process will likely take closer to 2 years to complete versus a year or so for a US Citizen.

Edited September 1, 2019 by geowrian

[mytruelove18 607]

1 hour ago, geowrian said:

USCIS:

1 x I-130 for the mother: $535

 

NVC:

2 x IV fees (1 for mother, 1 for stepdaughter): $325 x 2 = $650

1 x I-864 review fee (if processed at the same time): $120

 

Consulate:

2 x medical exams: $Varies by panel physician

 

 

If you were a US Citizen (or planned to become one before their visas are approved), then separate I-130s would be necessary. This is because immediate relatives of a US Citizen do not permit derivatives. Family preference visas do permit derivatives. Your case is F2A (spouse of an LPR), which is a family preference visa.

Edit: Just note that the disadvantage of being an LPR here  is that the process will likely take closer to 2 years to complete versus a year or so for a US Citizen.

Thanks a lot for you clarification.

I know about the waiting time, but the guy for who i am asking for he doesnt have plan to become usc.