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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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I am US Citizen and like to apply i130 for my married sister. I know its going to take more than 15 years. Can I just apply i130 for her right now and once her PD would be current after 15 years than add her husband and two babies names or should I add her husband and babies name right now in the petition? 

 I would prefer to apply only for her right now if I can but I want to make sure its not going to be problem to add her babies in petition in future. I appreciate if someone can guide me.

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20 minutes ago, Mill&bill said:

Can I just apply i130 for her right now and once her PD would be current after 15 years than add her husband and two babies names or should I add her husband and babies name right now in the petition? 

I-130 wants her spouse’s and children's’ information. Failure to mention this is:

* perjury (you have to sign I-130 under penalty of perjury)

* a potential material misrepresentation: the embassy will want to know where this spouse and these children came from that you claimed did not exist when you filed I-130

 

20 minutes ago, Mill&bill said:

I would prefer to apply only for her right now

Why?

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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13 hours ago, Mike E said:

I-130 wants her spouse’s and children's’ information. Failure to mention this is:

* perjury (you have to sign I-130 under penalty of perjury)

* a potential material misrepresentation: the embassy will want to know where this spouse and these children came from that you claimed did not exist when you filed I-130

 

Why?

oh i see, Actually her babies birth certificates have wrong spellings of one parent name and they need to correct it or make new birth certificates of babies which gonna take two or three month or may be more thats why I was thinking to apply for her and add derivatives after some time.

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13 hours ago, Mike E said:

I-130 wants her spouse’s and children's’ information. Failure to mention this is:

* perjury (you have to sign I-130 under penalty of perjury)

* a potential material misrepresentation: the embassy will want to know where this spouse and these children came from that you claimed did not exist when you filed I-130

 

Why?

do I need to attach spouse and children birth certificates with i130 or just my sister birth certificate , my birth certificate, Citizenship proof , my parents marriage certificare would be enough??

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Myanmar
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40 minutes ago, Mill&bill said:

do I need to attach spouse and children birth certificates with i130 or just my sister birth certificate , my birth certificate, Citizenship proof , my parents marriage certificare would be enough??

Her husband and children are potential derivatives, and the instructions do not seem  to mention a requirement for the birth certificates of derivatives for I-130.

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7 hours ago, Mill&bill said:

do I need to attach spouse and children birth certificates with i130

 

Derivatives' birth certificates will be required at NVC stage, 15+ years or so from I-130 filing date.  More than enough time to get the birth certificates corrected.

 

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On 5/23/2023 at 1:19 AM, Mill&bill said:

oh i see, Actually her babies birth certificates have wrong spellings of one parent name and they need to correct it or make new birth certificates of babies which gonna take two or three month or may be more thats why I was thinking to apply for her and add derivatives after some time.

A corrected birth certificate can be issued in a few weeks.  You have plenty of time to get this fixed before applying.

Obligatory disclaimer:  Not a lawyer.  Posts are written based on my own research and based on whatever information is provided.  Consult an immigration attorney regarding your specific case.

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