How do I bring mother in law over here?
Apr 22nd 2003, 3:01 pm
#1
Guest
Posts: n/a
How do I bring mother in law over here?
Hi my husband now has his green card, our AOS sucessful and we are now
married over three year. We would love to bring his mother over here
to live with/near us. She is alone there without other family. She is
on a fixed disability from Denamrk that will travel with her.
Thanks, Pat
married over three year. We would love to bring his mother over here
to live with/near us. She is alone there without other family. She is
on a fixed disability from Denamrk that will travel with her.
Thanks, Pat
Apr 22nd 2003, 4:51 pm
#2
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: How do I bring mother in law over here?
[email protected] (Patricia) wrote in message news:...
> Hi my husband now has his green card, our AOS sucessful and we are now
> married over three year. We would love to bring his mother over here
> to live with/near us. She is alone there without other family. She is
> on a fixed disability from Denamrk that will travel with her.
> Thanks, Pat
Unfortunately, your husband will have to wait till he gets his
citizenship before he can apply for his mother.
> Hi my husband now has his green card, our AOS sucessful and we are now
> married over three year. We would love to bring his mother over here
> to live with/near us. She is alone there without other family. She is
> on a fixed disability from Denamrk that will travel with her.
> Thanks, Pat
Unfortunately, your husband will have to wait till he gets his
citizenship before he can apply for his mother.
Apr 23rd 2003, 1:06 am
#3
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: How do I bring mother in law over here?
Patricia wrote:
> Hi my husband now has his green card, our AOS sucessful and we are now
> married over three year. We would love to bring his mother over here
> to live with/near us. She is alone there without other family. She is
> on a fixed disability from Denamrk that will travel with her.
> Thanks, Pat
He will have to become citizenship to sponsor her.
The basic requirements to file
1. Permanent Resident for 3 years (less 90 days)
2. Married and living with US citizen spouse for 3 years (no 90 day
discount)
3. No visits outside of the US for more than 6 months
4. Total time of not more than 18 months out of US in that 3 years.
The "Guide To Naturalization" at www.immigration.gov is a good resource
for this.
> Hi my husband now has his green card, our AOS sucessful and we are now
> married over three year. We would love to bring his mother over here
> to live with/near us. She is alone there without other family. She is
> on a fixed disability from Denamrk that will travel with her.
> Thanks, Pat
He will have to become citizenship to sponsor her.
The basic requirements to file
1. Permanent Resident for 3 years (less 90 days)
2. Married and living with US citizen spouse for 3 years (no 90 day
discount)
3. No visits outside of the US for more than 6 months
4. Total time of not more than 18 months out of US in that 3 years.
The "Guide To Naturalization" at www.immigration.gov is a good resource
for this.
Apr 23rd 2003, 7:02 am
#4
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: How do I bring mother in law over here?
As a follow up; if next of kin: If brother, is a US citizen, can they apply
for a sibling?
Thanks
"mrtravel" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Patricia wrote:
> > Hi my husband now has his green card, our AOS sucessful and we are now
> > married over three year. We would love to bring his mother over here
> > to live with/near us. She is alone there without other family. She is
> > on a fixed disability from Denamrk that will travel with her.
> > Thanks, Pat
> He will have to become citizenship to sponsor her.
> The basic requirements to file
> 1. Permanent Resident for 3 years (less 90 days)
> 2. Married and living with US citizen spouse for 3 years (no 90 day
> discount)
> 3. No visits outside of the US for more than 6 months
> 4. Total time of not more than 18 months out of US in that 3 years.
> The "Guide To Naturalization" at www.immigration.gov is a good resource
> for this.
for a sibling?
Thanks
"mrtravel" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Patricia wrote:
> > Hi my husband now has his green card, our AOS sucessful and we are now
> > married over three year. We would love to bring his mother over here
> > to live with/near us. She is alone there without other family. She is
> > on a fixed disability from Denamrk that will travel with her.
> > Thanks, Pat
> He will have to become citizenship to sponsor her.
> The basic requirements to file
> 1. Permanent Resident for 3 years (less 90 days)
> 2. Married and living with US citizen spouse for 3 years (no 90 day
> discount)
> 3. No visits outside of the US for more than 6 months
> 4. Total time of not more than 18 months out of US in that 3 years.
> The "Guide To Naturalization" at www.immigration.gov is a good resource
> for this.
Apr 23rd 2003, 7:30 am
#5
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: How do I bring mother in law over here?
Todd Dale wrote:
> As a follow up; if next of kin: If brother, is a US citizen, can they apply
> for a sibling?
Note: Only citizens can sponsor siblings, but it is a long wait.
Not great news:
http://www.immigration.gov/graphics/howdoi/sibling.htm
4th preference catergory
Current priority date:
http://travel.state.gov/visa_bulletin.html
Phillipines Jan 15, 1982 (that's 21 years)
Other countries June 1, 1991
> As a follow up; if next of kin: If brother, is a US citizen, can they apply
> for a sibling?
Note: Only citizens can sponsor siblings, but it is a long wait.
Not great news:
http://www.immigration.gov/graphics/howdoi/sibling.htm
4th preference catergory
Current priority date:
http://travel.state.gov/visa_bulletin.html
Phillipines Jan 15, 1982 (that's 21 years)
Other countries June 1, 1991
Apr 23rd 2003, 7:31 am
#6
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: How do I bring mother in law over here?
Todd Dale wrote:
> As a follow up; if next of kin: If brother, is a US citizen, can they apply
> for a sibling?
Note: Only citizens can sponsor siblings, but it is a long wait.
Not great news:
http://www.immigration.gov/graphics/howdoi/sibling.htm
4th preference category
Current priority date:
http://travel.state.gov/visa_bulletin.html
Phillipines Jan 15, 1982 (that's 21 years)
Other countries June 1, 1991
> As a follow up; if next of kin: If brother, is a US citizen, can they apply
> for a sibling?
Note: Only citizens can sponsor siblings, but it is a long wait.
Not great news:
http://www.immigration.gov/graphics/howdoi/sibling.htm
4th preference category
Current priority date:
http://travel.state.gov/visa_bulletin.html
Phillipines Jan 15, 1982 (that's 21 years)
Other countries June 1, 1991
