It shouldn't be a problem. Bring your birth cert. and your mother's birth certificate with her marriage certif (if the new name obtained was through marriage). This will prove the connection.
It seems a fair long time to be waiting for approval of I-130. Make sure he submitted DS-230 I and DS-230 II with I-864 and paid consular processing fee of $470. If all is done and I-130 is approved they will forward the case to NVC, after that is approved it goes to US embassy in your country...
Yes the fingerprinting is separate for EAD. You will receive a separate biometrics letter for appointment. The EAD is part of the total fee you have paid - for I-130, I-485 and biometrics fee=$1,365
Copy of of an actual transcript is sufficient, you do not need to attach W-2. You should send them original letter (RFE) with the requested documentation. Just make a copy for yourself (in case they say they need it again...it has happened before, they tend to loose documents).
I disagree. We had a case denied because husband and wife did not live together. It was perfect bonafide marriage (only different addresses).
During the interview the officer decided he wants to see their home, how they live, pictures, joint property....and he went to the house to see if they...
No problem. WR-702 is not listed on the website, it is a processing sheet for law firms and attorneys (included in a software I use). As an applicant you do not need to submit it. Good luck
It doesn't matter, the officer will see her name changed everywhere else. Besides, it is expensive to update your naturalization certificate (by applying for new one). None of our clients change their name on their natz certif. after new marriage. It doesn't affect their petitions whatsoever...
a) When we file for a parent who is living in the US with their US citizen son/daughter, we submit the following:
I-130; I-485; I-765, WR702;I-864 (for each parent separately). With that you must submit the following: their birth cert.+translation, marriage cert., US citizen's birth certif., US...
That is true, but they are coming to visit him. Right? That is what I understood...:) Her intention is to visit and go home. Who knows what may happen once she's here...
submit your income listed on your W-2's for 2008. If you filed jointly in 2007 and 2006 do the same, write your income from W-2s for you only . If you filed separately in 2007 and 2006, submit your total income on line 22 for 2007 and 2006. You will still need to submit copy of your joint income...
Call to 1-800-375-5283 and go through the prompts (make sure to have your paperwork with copies of your filed petition and receipts), stating you lost your receipt number to speak with live individual. Tell them your case is outside of normal processing time. They wil issue a service request...
1.I-130 line 22:
Rrefers to USCIS office located near you. All you have to do is to go to USCIS.gov and type in search window: "office locator". Then type zipcode where your parents live in a search box on a bottom, it will tell you the city you should list on line 22.
2. Every country...
Whatever you do, after you guys get married you must live together, to prove a bonifide marriage. Living separate even if for work raises questions that you should try to avoid.
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She is a US citizen, her income or job doesn't mater. You may provide an employment letter with I-751 only for you and submit all joint documents you have so far collected together. The fact that she is unemployed has nothing to do with it. The rule would apply only if YOU...
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