F 2b

[ifeanyionuke 0]

Please i need help. When my mum applied for i130 in 2018 i was single. I got married 2020. And my approval notice cane January 2021. Please do i declear my marriage? because there is no category for LPR for married children. Please advise 

[payxibka 10,045]

1 minute ago, ifeanyionuke@gmai said:

Please i need help. When my mum applied for i130 in 2018 i was single. I got married 2020. And my approval notice cane January 2021. Please do i declear my marriage? because there is no category for LPR for married children. Please advise 

Of course you have to declare your marriage.   

[aleful 1,905]

hi

 

the day you married the petition became voided, you can't continue with the petition

 

your mom will have to become a USC and start over,  with a new i130, 

 

you should never have married

 

Edited February 14, 2021 by aleful

[Boiler 45,671]

If your Mother is still a LPR then your case is defunct. She can only petition single children so she would have needed to become a US Citizen before you married.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

Yes of course you have to be honest. Being purposefully dishonest to an immigration official to get an immigration benefit could see you banned from the US for life for fraudulent misrepresentation. Your mom will have to start a new petition for you when she becomes a citizen. 

[Demise 1,298]

10 hours ago, ifeanyionuke@gmai said:

Please i need help. When my mum applied for i130 in 2018 i was single. I got married 2020. And my approval notice cane January 2021. Please do i declear my marriage? because there is no category for LPR for married children. Please advise 

Your petition died as of the day you got married. You cannot proceed with it anymore.

 

Only exception being if your mother naturalized sometime between when she filed for you and when you got married, in case of which you'd be dropped to F3 (married sons and daughters of US Citizens).

[zaback21 29]

The number 1 requirement for F2B is not to get married though as there is no pathway to immigration for married sons and daughters of LPR. But yes as others advised, if your mom became US citizen before you got married, you can still use that petition but for a different category.