Filing I-130 for mom

[Aishaqueen 20]

 I’m U.S citizen filing I-130 for my mom.  We are both here in USA. She illegally entered usa in the year of 2000. I just got an interview letter. They want me to bring proof of citizenship and birth certificate. 

In this normal ? 

also it doesn’t state in the letter that she has to be at the interview . 
she has a spouse who is also us citizen

the Uscis did not say that I130 is approved or not approved, they want to interview me ? 
does this happen ? 
Please help  I

[Dashinka 24,591]

You received an interview letter personally?  What was the basis for your citizenship?  To my knowledge it is fairly rare for a petitioner to be sent an interview notice alone.

 

 

[Boiler 45,657]

I am going to guess the OP was born in the US.

 

Not sure what the plan is, get an I 130 approved and then I 601 a?

[Dashinka 24,591]

2 minutes ago, Boiler said:

I am going to guess the OP was born in the US.

 

Not sure what the plan is, get an I 130 approved and then I 601 a?

Yes, I was thinking the same thing, but the BC could be requested to prove family relationship since they are also requesting proof of citizenship.

 

Have you heard of a petitioner being interviewed alone in reference to an AOS process?

[Aishaqueen 20]

1 hour ago, Dashinka said:

You received an interview letter personally?  What was the basis for your citizenship?  To my knowledge it is fairly rare for a petitioner to be sent an interview notice alone.

 

[Dashinka 24,591]

1 hour ago, Aishaqueen said:

What does it say on the top two lines?  Is it something like "Request for applicant to appear for initial interview" and "Form I-485 Application to register permanent residence or adjust status"?

[Aishaqueen 20]

20 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

What does it say on the top two lines?  Is it something like "Request for applicant to appear for initial interview" and "Form I-485 Application to register permanent residence or adjust status"?

Where ?

[Boiler 45,657]

I had a look at post history just to see if I could get a clue but am even more confused.

 

I 485 would not be appropriate, but that should have been picked up if one was filed.

 

I have seen I 130 interviews for Spouses but not children.

[Dashinka 24,591]

36 minutes ago, Aishaqueen said:

Where ?

These two lines.

 

[appleblossom 2,683]

4 hours ago, Aishaqueen said:

 I’m U.S citizen filing I-130 for my mom.  

 

Are you asking this on behalf of somebody else? As Boiler said, your post history/timeline is very confusing. 

Edited October 31, 2023 by appleblossom

[Timona 4,207]

How old are you and how did you get your citizenship?

[Aishaqueen 20]

10 minutes ago, appleblossom said:

No I’m asking for myself. On my timeline, I have been a citizen for 16 years. In 2020, I petitioned for my husband to come to USA. Now he’s here. 
now I’m 2022, I filed for my mom. My mom is already here in USA. She entered illegally. This letter is from her petition 

 

Are you asking this on behalf of somebody else? As Boiler said, your post history/timeline is very confusing. 

 

10 minutes ago, appleblossom said:

 

Are you asking this on behalf of somebody else? As Boiler said, your post history/timeline is very confusing. 

 

[Timona 4,207]

And why doesn't your mom's USC spouse file for her?

[appleblossom 2,683]

26 minutes ago, Aishaqueen said:

 

No I’m asking for myself. On my timeline, I have been a citizen for 16 years. In 2020, I petitioned for my husband to come to USA. Now he’s here. 
now I’m 2022, I filed for my mom. My mom is already here in USA. She entered illegally. This letter is from her petition 

 

OK. I'm still confused, if you can answer the questions asked by others above that will help. 

 

 

[SalishSea 17,921]

I don’t think she can adjust status, since she’s out of status.