Nadiia21
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Thank you for your suggestion. If i-130 and a GC will be filed for my brother and his parole expires, can he stay here without having TPS to wait for his GC to be approved?
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Why so? He still has those 2 options, both of them just would take time, if I'm understanding this right.
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I'm not sure whether it's better to file i-130, and then wait for a window to file i-485, or wait until my mom gets her GC and applied for his i-485. In the meantime I believe I can apply for a TPS status for him. https://www.mmhpc.com/biden-extends-and-redesignates-temporary-protected-status-tps-to-ukrainians-in-the-u-s-since-august-16-2023/ They requested her medical paperwork to be done and we already mailed it about a month ago.
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Thank you for your response. My brother and mom came here as parolees by the "United for Ukraine" program. He can stay here until the middle of July 2024. He could also apply for a student visa, since he is graduating this year, but I'm not sure whether that will allow him to be qualified for student grants. What would be the best course of action?
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Hello, I am a US citizen and filed I-130 for my mom. I included my 17 y.o. brother as a derivative applicant. The form was approved. After, they filled out 2 separate I-485s, which were mailed together. My mom's was approved, my brother's was denied likely because they included I-797 approval notice for I-130 only for my mom's application. Should my brother resubmit the exact I-485 application, crossing the old dates over and including my mom's I-797 (even though it is only addressed to her)?