Any limitation on how many same or different applications are in the process at the same time

[eiseli 3]

Greetings:

I am wondering if you can submit applications for both parents, siblings, and K1 at the same time. Would there be any complications?

Thanks.

[Crazy Cat 41,981]

You can.  It is not a problem.  Be aware of the financial sponsorship requirements. 

[JeanneAdil 6,554]

Each one takes a separate petition and yes,   USC can sponsor all

sibling will take 10+  years (file  I 130 for each one)

K1 follow I 129 instuctions 

parents need I 130 separate petitions

 

I did not have succesful K1 so when u post on here about the K1 and following AOS ,  listen to those experts that have gone thru it

Edited June 11, 2023 by JeanneAdil

[eiseli 3]

2 minutes ago, Crazy Cat said:

You can.  It is not a problem.  Be aware of the financial sponsorship requirements. 

Thank you for the information. About the financial sponsorship requirements, for example, for siblings, I don't need to show for it until a lot later, right? 

[Boiler 45,662]

3 minutes ago, eiseli said:

Thank you for the information. About the financial sponsorship requirements, for example, for siblings, I don't need to show for it until a lot later, right? 

Correct all this happens when their PD is current 

[eiseli 3]

20 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Correct all this happens when their PD is current 

Thank you very much!

[Chancy 6,241]

*** Moved from What Visa Do I Need forum to Bringing Family of USC forum ***

 

[eiseli 3]

Well, I forgot to ask one more question. It might have already been answered somewhere. I just could not find them, or I overlooked them.

 

Would siblings whose applications are already submitted have some trouble getting a visit visa to visit during the process?

[Boiler 45,662]

Just now, eiseli said:

Well, I forgot to ask one more question. It might have already been answered somewhere. I just could not find them, or I overlooked them.

 

Would siblings whose applications are already submitted have some trouble getting a visit visa to visit during the process?

Not for that reason, what could happen decades down the road is hardly relevant, and not as if they can adjust if they overstay.

[eiseli 3]

1 minute ago, Boiler said:

Not for that reason, what could happen decades down the road is hardly relevant, and not as if they can adjust if they overstay.

Got it! Thank you!

[eiseli 3]

I also have one more question. If my parents get the visa in their own countries, is there time limit for them to come to the U.S after getting the visa/approval/whatever?

[Chancy 6,241]

32 minutes ago, eiseli said:

If my parents get the visa in their own countries, is there time limit for them to come to the U.S after getting the visa/approval/whatever?

 

Your parents must enter the US before the expiry date listed on their immigrant visas.  Visa expiry date is 6 months (maximum) from their visa medical date.