Tonecia

Thanks for all the help 🙄

My Grandmother filed for her son and his family. She started the process of immigrating us to America from Jamaica. She started  filing for her sons and daughters in 2008, however, she became a ward of the state in 2016 and we didn’t get the papers until 2018. We were unaware that if she couldn’t sign there was no hope so we went through, paid all the fees but when it came to submission of the Financial Documents, we started questioning which lead me here, trying to find out if there is anything we can do.   

My Grandmother is the petitioner but has become very sick. She was competent when she started the filing but is not anymore. 

So, the process, our monies have been wasted? 

There is no way of going around this situation? 

Thank you. 

1 minute ago, Ontarkie said:

If the petitioner cannot legally sign it then there is nothing you can do. She needs to be a sound mind to be able to enter into a legal contract. 

 

What exactly have you been in the process of?

 

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We went through the entire process while she was deteriorating.

Can’t a lawyer sign on behalf of her?