I-130 question. Again!
Oct 1st 2006, 2:40 am
#1
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I-130 question. Again!
I asked this question before but I had an additional related question.
My wife (who is a US citizen) wants to sponsor (for GC) her mother. She
has an 18 year old brother. If she sponsors her mother, how can her
brother get a GC? According to the I-130 form instructions, she has to
sponsor her mother first. Once her mother gets a GC, her mother can
sponsor her brother with a GC. My question is, what if her brother was
5 years old? Does the sponsoring need to be separate?
Also, can anyone tell me a site where I can find out where all of these
categories fall into and what kind of timeline we are talking about for
them?
Thanks to anyone who responds.
My wife (who is a US citizen) wants to sponsor (for GC) her mother. She
has an 18 year old brother. If she sponsors her mother, how can her
brother get a GC? According to the I-130 form instructions, she has to
sponsor her mother first. Once her mother gets a GC, her mother can
sponsor her brother with a GC. My question is, what if her brother was
5 years old? Does the sponsoring need to be separate?
Also, can anyone tell me a site where I can find out where all of these
categories fall into and what kind of timeline we are talking about for
them?
Thanks to anyone who responds.
Oct 1st 2006, 6:35 am
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Posts: 35,082
Re: I-130 question. Again!
Originally Posted by mfarid1
I asked this question before but I had an additional related question.
My wife (who is a US citizen) wants to sponsor (for GC) her mother. She
has an 18 year old brother. If she sponsors her mother, how can her
brother get a GC? According to the I-130 form instructions, she has to
sponsor her mother first. Once her mother gets a GC, her mother can
sponsor her brother with a GC. My question is, what if her brother was
5 years old? Does the sponsoring need to be separate?
Also, can anyone tell me a site where I can find out where all of these
categories fall into and what kind of timeline we are talking about for
them?
Thanks to anyone who responds.
My wife (who is a US citizen) wants to sponsor (for GC) her mother. She
has an 18 year old brother. If she sponsors her mother, how can her
brother get a GC? According to the I-130 form instructions, she has to
sponsor her mother first. Once her mother gets a GC, her mother can
sponsor her brother with a GC. My question is, what if her brother was
5 years old? Does the sponsoring need to be separate?
Also, can anyone tell me a site where I can find out where all of these
categories fall into and what kind of timeline we are talking about for
them?
Thanks to anyone who responds.
Check Kevin's site for help understanding the priority dates etc
http://www.kkeane.com/
Oct 1st 2006, 8:49 am
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Re: I-130 question. Again!
Well, what if her brother had been 5 years old or 1 month old? Would
the answer still be NO?
the answer still be NO?
Oct 1st 2006, 9:21 am
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Re: I-130 question. Again!
Originally Posted by mfarid1
Well, what if her brother had been 5 years old or 1 month old? Would
the answer still be NO?
the answer still be NO?
A brother is a different relative no matter what age ...
Oct 1st 2006, 12:16 pm
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Re: I-130 question. Again!
Ok. So the mother has to sponsor the brother separately, right?
Ray wrote:
> > Well, what if her brother had been 5 years old or 1 month old? Would
> > the answer still be NO?
> A parent is one relative
> A brother is a different relative no matter what age ...
>
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Ray wrote:
> > Well, what if her brother had been 5 years old or 1 month old? Would
> > the answer still be NO?
> A parent is one relative
> A brother is a different relative no matter what age ...
>
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Oct 1st 2006, 2:55 pm
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Re: I-130 question. Again!
Originally Posted by mfarid1
Ok. So the mother has to sponsor the brother separately, right?]
