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Thank you for your response it really helps! Will do 

4 minutes ago, Auds said:

Divorce date

 

mum's residence?  Then yes

Thank you so much for your quick reply! 

Hi Everyone, 

I'm filling out the the I-130 and I have a couple of questions

PART 2. Question #21

Date Marriage Ended: Do they mean the date I offically got divorced from my previous marriage?  or when I seperated from my previous spouse?

PART 2. Question #35

Country of Residence: My mom is deceased since 01/2012 do I write DECEASED in the field?

Thank you for your time in helping me 

3 hours ago, Keith & Arileidi said:

I have a question.
Where in the official USCIS language does it say that the documents need to be be Apostilled?

3 hours ago, Keith & Arileidi said:

I have a question.
Where in the official USCIS language does it say that the documents need to be be Apostilled?

Thank you for your input I greatly appreciate it. So much to learn and familiarize yourself to make everything is in order 

8 minutes ago, Elrona said:

We are also sending in our paperwork soon, and are using I-130 and I-130A. 

At least right now I have not come around needing to add my passport (I'm beneficiary) but we will add pages from both of our passports to show visa stamps.

Thank you for your response. Good Luck!

8 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

The G325a has been replaced by the combination of the new I-130 and I-130a.  You would send a copy of the US Citizen's passport only if there is no other acceptable evidence of US Citizenship available.  Sending copy(s) of pages of passport(s) to show time spent together in the beneficiary's country or a third country is another reason for copies of certain pages of passports, with the petition.

Thank you so much for the clarity it makes sense in reference to the copies of the passport to show proof of my trips. I have my US citizen certificate 

Thank you for your time!

Hi, 

I was reviewing the way people are putting their paperwork together and I noticed that some submitted copies of their spouse (beneficiary) passport (my husband passport is expired and because we were so busy running around DR he did not update his passport.) Are the copies of his passport required when sending the I-130?

Also, I saw that some people also submitted the G-325A form with their documents. I thought the G-325A was eliminated and instead was substituted with the I-130A. I read that with the old version of I-130 you had to send the G-325A so I’m a bit confused.

 I’m trying to follow the guides provided on this website which have been very helpful. I just want to make sure I'm not missing anything and have everything correct before I decide to send it. 

I would appreciate your feedback. Thank you! 

18 hours ago, Theresa Famiia said:

You need the long form, I married a Dominican man in 2013, if you make $20k a year your can be a sponsor and I think its 4 people as long as you have the income.

Thank you! I make around 47k so I guess I'm good 😊 

4 hours ago, jan22 said:

The birth certificate needs to be an Actaa Inextensa.   For requirements see:  https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/fees/reciprocity-by-country/DR.html.

Thank you 😊 all the documents I have are Inextensa. 

Thank you MaryLou I'm taking notes on your responses. This is all new to me. 

Thank you for your response. My marriage license indicates all the information you stated. I checked the chart and I make enough for a family of 3 which is myself and my 2 children 

Hi Everyone, 

I just got married in DR in May. I'm trying to do my HW in making sure I have everything I need to start the proceed to bring my husband to the states. I have the following questions hopefully you guys can shed some light. Thank you 😊 

Does our marriage license, Birth certificate and Divorce documents have to be INEXTENSA OR EXTENSA? I know they have to be translated to English 

I helped my sister as a sponsor doing an AOS for her husband will this affect my application? 

I will greatly appreciate your feedback or response!