Family based green card (parent child relationship)

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atldesi2004

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Hi!
I am currently residing in USA and my status is H-1B visa. My parents immigrated to USA in 2001 and they filed for my immigration (I-130) the same year since i am unmarried. After one year they can apply for their citizenship. Does my application for immigration I-130 get void if i get married before they become citizen and if so then do i have to make a new application for my immigration if i am married after they become citizen.

Any informtion would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Sanjeev
 
I think it would nullify the their I-130 for you, so I suggest you wait until they become a citizen and upgrade the petition for you before getting married..
 
Parents Citizens

Your I-130 will be nullified once you get married. There is no difference in the amount of time it will take of you to get a green card through your parents if they are citizens or not. The only diference it makes is that a citizen can file for married children whereas, a grenn card holder cannot.

My suggestion is to try to get green card through your work.

Good Luck!!!
 
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