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hi
 
the whole reason for you coming here is for family reunification, the petitioner must live in the US for you to come here or there is no reunification to begin with
 
they need to prove domicile, taxes, proof that they are living here, not just come here for a month every now and then to visit
 
 

hi
 
the whole reason for you coming here is for family reunification, the petitioner must live in the US for you to come here or there is no reunification to begin with
 
they need to prove domicile, taxes, proof that they are living here, not just come here for a month every now and then to visit
 
 

transcripts only, it's one or the other, you don't need your 1040 and transcripts, only the transcripts
 
 

hi
 
the whole reason for you coming here is for family reunification, the petitioner must live in the US for you to come here or there is no reunification to begin with
 
they need to prove domicile, taxes, proof that they are living here, not just come here for a month every now and then to visit
 
 

hi
 
nope, you can't file online,
 
read the instructions of the i130
 
you can download the form and the instructions on the uscis website
 
 

hi
 
not necessary, people that haven't translated the document's are ok and never asked to do so. 
 
at the uscis stage yes, but you don't have to do it, they accept documents not translated at the nvc stage
 
 
 
 

household member, they live together at the same house
 
 

hi
 
nope, no refunds,
 
you can cancel one of the i130 and your son continue as your derivate, o continue to file as 2 separate cases
 
but they won't refund the money
 
 

hi
 
no, that is fraud, the k1 is to marry and only adjust status with the petitioner, if it doesn't happen, they have to return to their country. second the marriage is fraude because the divorce is not final. that person has committed bigamy, if true
 
 

hi
 
not now, all the civil documents for you and your family will need to be submitted at the NVC stage, maybe in 13 years or so.
 
for now the i130 is to prove the relationship between you and your brother. copies of birth certificates and translations into English of said documents
 
have him read the instructions of the i130 when he download the form
 
 
 
 

hi
 
no, that is fraud, the k1 is to marry and only adjust status with the petitioner, if it doesn't happen, they have to return to their country. second the marriage is fraude because the divorce is not final. that person has committed bigamy, if true
 
 

hi
 
no, that is fraud, the k1 is to marry and only adjust status with the petitioner, if it doesn't happen, they have to return to their country. second the marriage is fraude because the divorce is not final. that person has committed bigamy, if true
 
 

hi
 
no, that is fraud, the k1 is to marry and only adjust status with the petitioner, if it doesn't happen, they have to return to their country. second the marriage is fraude because the divorce is not final. that person has committed bigamy, if true
 
 

no need for dna as she doesn't qualify nor will immigrate
 
notify nvc that your sister isn't immigrating, as she is married and living in Australia
 
 

hi
 
only USC can file for parents, you will need to send proof that you are a USC with the i130
 
both statements are correct,  a USC qualifies to file for parents now you will have to establish that who you say is your mom is your mom,
 
you will need a copy of your birth certificate where your mom's name appears and a translation into English of said document, as well as copies of her marriage certificate or divorces if there are and translations into English
 
 
 
 

check the visa bulletin mentioned above
 
 

hi
 
correct
 
residents can't file for married children, only for unmarried  you don't mention your country of origin
 
it can be more than 6 years up to more than 20 depending what country is he from, for children over 21. for under 21, more than 2 years
 
but residents can only petition for unmarried children
 
 

the i131 and i765 are free, no cost
 
with the i765 work permit, the child can get a social security number, and it is always good to have the travel permit in case of an emergency
 
 

the i131 and i765 are free, no cost
 
with the i765 work permit, the child can get a social security number, and it is always good to have the travel permit in case of an emergency
 
 

hi
 
you don't need all that,
 
first of all, never send a copy of your social security card to anyone. what you need is your marriage certificate
 
you need, proof of citizenship and copy of marriage certificate to prove that you are married to stepchild's dad, and a copy of the child's birth certificate and if it's not in English, attach a translation into English of said copy. so that your husband can prove that he's the child's father
 
the only proof of name change that you need is your marriage certificate
 
the i130 is to prove and establish relationship between the petitioner and the beneficiary. you have to prove that you are married to the child's father, and that indeed he is the child's father.
 
marriage certificate is proof enough of your last name change
 
 
 
 

hi
 
sorry, but age doesn't matter, for Mexicans, the wait is over 22 years
 
he can only file for stepfather if the marriage occurred before he turned 18. if not, he can file for his mom, and then when his mom comes she can file for her husband
 
unfortunately for the sibling, it will always be over 20 years of waiting
 
 

hi
 
sorry, but age doesn't matter, for Mexicans, the wait is over 22 years
 
he can only file for stepfather if the marriage occurred before he turned 18. if not, he can file for his mom, and then when his mom comes she can file for her husband
 
unfortunately for the sibling, it will always be over 20 years of waiting
 
 

hi
 
sorry, but age doesn't matter, for Mexicans, the wait is over 22 years
 
he can only file for stepfather if the marriage occurred before he turned 18. if not, he can file for his mom, and then when his mom comes she can file for her husband
 
unfortunately for the sibling, it will always be over 20 years of waiting
 
 

hi
unfortunately no, for there to be a substitute sponsor, the i130 must be approved before the petitioner dies. 
 
sorry for your loss, if you have a LPR mom or a USC sibling, they will have to file a new petition for you, that petition isn't valid anymore
 
Basic Eligibility for Humanitarian Reinstatement
Humanitarian reinstatement may only be requested by the principal beneficiary when the petitioner of an approved Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, has died. Humanitarian reinstatement cannot be granted if the petitioner died while the petition was pending, but see Basic Eligibility for Section 204(I) Relief for Surviving Relatives to see if you may qualify for another form of relief.

for how long will they stay in their country?
 
it Is always shorter if your husband files for them as their stepdad