Filing I-130 on behalg of my GC wife
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Filing I-130 on behalg of my GC wife
Hello,
I am on H-1b visa, and my labor certification is in the process,
sponsored by my employer. Since it is taking too long, and I am already
in the H-1B extention age, so I am thinking about taking a parallel
route to the GC.
I have been married to a GC holder wife for more than a year. She has
just applied for citizenship. I never applied for any immigration
status on her behalf. If I file I-130 on her behalf for me, I have some
questions:
1. Is this strategy any good?
2. Would it affect my labor certification in anyways?
3. What forms I need to file along with I-130?
4. Should I wait for my wife to be citizen, or just apply now? Would it
save any time?
Thanks
I am on H-1b visa, and my labor certification is in the process,
sponsored by my employer. Since it is taking too long, and I am already
in the H-1B extention age, so I am thinking about taking a parallel
route to the GC.
I have been married to a GC holder wife for more than a year. She has
just applied for citizenship. I never applied for any immigration
status on her behalf. If I file I-130 on her behalf for me, I have some
questions:
1. Is this strategy any good?
2. Would it affect my labor certification in anyways?
3. What forms I need to file along with I-130?
4. Should I wait for my wife to be citizen, or just apply now? Would it
save any time?
Thanks
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Re: Filing I-130 on behalf of my GC wife
freesoul.usa wrote:
> Hello,
> I am on H-1b visa, and my labor certification is in the process,
> sponsored by my employer. Since it is taking too long, and I am already
> in the H-1B extention age, so I am thinking about taking a parallel
> route to the GC.
> I have been married to a GC holder wife for more than a year. She has
> just applied for citizenship. I never applied for any immigration
> status on her behalf. If I file I-130 on her behalf for me, I have some
> questions:
> 1. Is this strategy any good?
> 2. Would it affect my labor certification in anyways?
> 3. What forms I need to file along with I-130?
> 4. Should I wait for my wife to be citizen, or just apply now? Would it
> save any time?
> Thanks
One more Important Question: Do I have to even hire a lawyer to file
this application? I looked at the application, and it seems pretty
easy. One lawyer asked for around 1200 USD.
> Hello,
> I am on H-1b visa, and my labor certification is in the process,
> sponsored by my employer. Since it is taking too long, and I am already
> in the H-1B extention age, so I am thinking about taking a parallel
> route to the GC.
> I have been married to a GC holder wife for more than a year. She has
> just applied for citizenship. I never applied for any immigration
> status on her behalf. If I file I-130 on her behalf for me, I have some
> questions:
> 1. Is this strategy any good?
> 2. Would it affect my labor certification in anyways?
> 3. What forms I need to file along with I-130?
> 4. Should I wait for my wife to be citizen, or just apply now? Would it
> save any time?
> Thanks
One more Important Question: Do I have to even hire a lawyer to file
this application? I looked at the application, and it seems pretty
easy. One lawyer asked for around 1200 USD.
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Re: Filing I-130 on behalf of my GC wife
iF you can wait till your wife is USC and then apply this will speed up
your process. Then you can file I-130 and I-485 at the same time. When
is your H1B going to expire?
your process. Then you can file I-130 and I-485 at the same time. When
is your H1B going to expire?
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Re: Filing I-130 on behalf of my GC wife
I am on H-1b extention period. My LC is in the process.
So, there would be no benefit in applying I-130 now? no time gain?
So, there would be no benefit in applying I-130 now? no time gain?
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Re: Filing I-130 on behalf of my GC wife
Originally Posted by Freesoul.Usa
I am on H-1b extention period. My LC is in the process.
So, there would be no benefit in applying I-130 now? no time gain?
So, there would be no benefit in applying I-130 now? no time gain?
She files the I-130, not you.
Rene