US Immigration from Pakistan

Hi,

I have two questions.

1- I am a permanent resident of USA and I have my citizenship interview in next month. My wife lives in Pakistan, and we are married since May 2021.

I applied for her I-130 form on Aug 2021 and now we have a two-month-old baby-girl as well. My case still is in USCIS. I still not let the USCIS know about my childbirth.

My question is when and how should I let them know about our childbirth. So, that we can have our child in that case as well.

2- Will our petition be faster after my citizenship?

Thank you,

I have competed my immigration package thanks to friends here:

Now for those of you who applied for concurrent immigration on mail how did you send it.

Did you staple all of them, made different sections for them ? Send one copy of all of multiple copies of them all.

Also would you prefer the credit card form over check ?

This last part of mailing is driving me crazy

My Package includes
I-130
I-485
I-765
I-132
I-864
I-864 for joint sponser
G-1145
G-1140
I-693
Letter for expedition based on financial hardship.

Hello,

This is more of a personal understanding question. I am helping my mother-in-law fill out her citizenship application since she is not a tech savy person. When the question comes whether someone helped you, I plan to put my name however I am concerned that might not be a good idea? I am not sure if I am right or not but I wanted to know if it will cause her any issue since I am not legally part of any organization or have a law degree or anything related to it. Would I be joining her at her interview or will I be getting a call? so I do not know if I can put my name down under the person who is helping her in her application?

Thanks in advance

rooj

Hello,

I am posting on behalf of my mother-in-law's inquiry about her daughter. She is resident for 5 years at least now. She applied for her unmarried daughter in 2017. Her daughter got married back home in 2019. I advised my mother-in-law to withdraw the i-130 then but she hasn't gotten around to doing it. Now she is due to get her citizenship since she has been in usa for 5 years, someone is telling her not to withdraw her daughter's case since she is due for citizenship and the status will change automatically once she gets her citizenship. My advice to her is that she needs to withdraw her daughter's case since she hasn't applied for citizenship yet and by law her daughter's case is already canceled.

So to finish her doubts, can someone tell me I am right and there is no chance of her case being changed after the mother in law's citizenship? Should she withdraw her daughter's case before filling for her citizenship?

Thanks in advance

rooj

Asking on behalf of a friend. How much time it takes for US citizens to bring Siblings (Pakistan) to bring them to USA by sponsoring them?

Does it matter if they married or single? Thank you