concernedmom

I am the first sponsor to my son in law and my husband is the second because i fall short in wages for the 5 of us. Do i fill out 1-864 form and he does the 1-864a form or do him and I fill out the 1-864a for each of us? thank you for your response also

Minnie Mouse

address

City, State and country

United States Department of Homeland Security

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

ATTN: I-130

PO Box 21700

Phoenix, AZ 85036

May 1, 2012

NATURE OF THE SUBMISSION: I-130 ORIGINAL SUBMISSION

To whom it may concern,

Dear USCIS,

Enclosed please find my Form I-130, Petition for CR-1 Alien Relative on behalf of my husband "Mickey Mouse", and supporting documents.

Contents of I-130 package:

• Cover Letter (This document)

• Passport Style Photo (Petitioner)

• Passport Style Photo (Beneficiary)

• Personal check in the amount of $420

• I-130 Petition for Alien Relative

• G-325A (Petitioner)

• G-325A (Beneficiary)

• G-1145 (E-Notification of Application)

• Copy of unexpired U.S. passport (Petitioner)

• Copy of unexpired Moroccan passport (Beneficiary)

• Copy of birth certificate (Petitioner)

• Copy of birth certificate (Beneficiary)

Evidence of Bona Fide Marriage:

• Letter explaining our relationship history, marriage, and our future plans together

• Copy of Marriage Certificate from Morocco

• Photo pages as evidence to our bona fide relationship and marriage

Thank you very much for your prompt attention to this matter.

Respectfully,

I suggest the petitioner fill out all the paperwork as she is the USC and speaks and understands English well. I am trying to understand why the visa applicant is filling out the forms. I would never even imagine my spouse trying to comprehend the forms when English is his third language. It is evident this a very challenging process, have your wife or mother-in-law join VJ it will make the process much smoother for you both. You are trying to accomplish what many Americans hire an attorney to do. Yes it is fairly feasible to accomplish if you already dominate the language.

If she intends to change her name to her married name, then put her married name. If she does not, then don't

Question 21 asks about the last address you lived together, if you have not lived together, then put n/a. Remember, visiting is not living together.

Good luck

She will change her name as soon as she gets back home... I will have the paper work here waiting for her to sign and send off right away. We just have to keep it the same so she can come back to the USA, because her plane ticket and passport are in her maiden name.

question 21 but she is with me for three months and we got married in morocco ?

she does not live with you, she is just visiting. her legal address is in the usa

Hello, I am Simo's mother in-law, I am going to be the one sponsoring him to come to the USA to live with us. They were married in morocco and will reside in the USA. My concern is that she is still in morocco, and I would like to start filing for his papers now, but i want to make sure this does not hurt my daughter coming back to the states since her name on her plane ticket and passport and such is not the same as her married name now. I have the I-130 downloaded and filled out, except my daughter's signature. I do not want to make any mistakes in this legal matter to make it any harder or longer for him to come here. I would do all the work myself but it does not have mother in-law as an option to file.