Bringing my mom to the USA

[SusieQQQ 11,584]

13 minutes ago, aaron2020 said:

This makes no sense.

NO WHERE does the "proclamation suspends issuing of visas to parents unless their US child is under 21."  There is no such exception.   

I think poster was confusing the different bans, an exception exists for parents of under-21 USCs and LPRs in relation to the ban from being in Covid-affected countries for two weeks before entering the US. (Of course that is just regarding entry, not getting a visa.)

Edited August 4, 2020 by SusieQQQ

[Lil bear 3,831]

1 hour ago, retheem said:

But to be able to sponsor your parent you have to be 21 and above. The proclamation suspends issuing of visas to parents unless their US child is under 21. So basically IR-5s are out of the picture for now

Yes. Correct 

[kittylove 0]

I am in the process of filling out a petition for my mom. Recently separated from my spouse but not divorce. The Marital status part of I-130 what end of marriage date should I put? Is it the date I moved out from our house? 
 

Any input would be greatly appreciated. 
 

Thanks! 

[aleful 1,905]

43 minutes ago, kittylove said:

I am in the process of filling out a petition for my mom. Recently separated from my spouse but not divorce. The Marital status part of I-130 what end of marriage date should I put? Is it the date I moved out from our house? 
 

Any input would be greatly appreciated. 
 

Thanks! 

hi

 

no you are still married, you have to put married, the end date is when you are divorced, the day the marriage was terminated, a separation doesn't terminate a marriage

[Nathan&Cata 5]

Thanks for all the responses. I am going to submit the application this Friday and I hope it goes well.