DavidandJessica

My now wife from Venezuela has her two children here in USA. We only filed her I-130 months ago. Ready to file all other forms. Question is how many 944

 and 864 forms do we need to file because her children are 14 and under of age.  And why does this have to be so confusing? Any how we now have her children's I-130's ready and all I-485's ready. 

Just need to know about the public charge forms. How many? one of each for each?

Thanks in advance for any help.

10 hours ago, Paul & Mary said:

This isn't going to be fast, cheap or fun:  LOL! True!

 

Each of the get I-130, I-864, I-485, and I-765.  A I-131 would be relevant if they had passports.

Your wife also does a I-130a.

 

Pay the fee for each I-130 and I-485.   FIle the I-765 with the I-485 and there is no fee.   Do the I-765 so you get social security numbers while awaiting the green cards.

 

Not until getting the passports and a green card.

 

 

They have social security numbers and work permits.  

8 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

Not sure if the asylum claim causes a problem using or renewing claimed COP passport, so agree legal advice is probably worthwhile.

Right. I think a lawyer consult we will do. 

The passports are expired.  Venezuela stopped issuing any passports and such. I believe that Columbia can possibly help out.  I think I heard that 

they are servicing Venezuelan documents there. 

I married a women from Venezuela, She is in the US with her two children 13 & 11 with all pending asylum cases.

We want to file for adjustment of status to obtain green cards.  On the USCIS site it says I have to send 3 different I-130 forms one for each?

Do I have to pay the 535 fee for each? I thought I could just send in one I-130 because the children are considered derivatives? 

Then once that is done or concurrently file forms I-485 one for each. We would like to get the ball rolling I'm just not sure how many I-130's to send in and 

also would like the children to be able to travel to see their biological father in Chile. 

4 hours ago, Boiler said:

From a practical point of view does she have a current passport and where does she want to go, could she get a visa?

Passport not current. There is no way to renew since Venezuela is in turmoil. Just thinking we would like to go to Aruba during this process

awaiting approval of status.  

Hey there,

Brand new to this website. My wife is from Venezuela and I'm a USC. Her and her two children now age 11 and 13 came 4 plus years ago and filed for asylum a little after there were here.  

We met and dated for 3 years then we married 4 months ago. Her and the children's asylum case has been pending. I understand that we may use forms I-130 and I-485. Just not sure which ones for her children and basically need some advice so that we file the correct paperwork. We would like the option to travel outside the US as well. And I understand that it is less expensive to do it before her older child turns 14. 

Thanks for Any help in advance!

DavidandJessica