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Family based immigration
- Thread starter dvdg12
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I am afraid to tell you for certain, but I can say that my husband's mom applied for a I-130 through her sister and was the only one listed on the application and approval letter. when it was approved her husband and two children were benefactors of the approved application as well. The only coherence between their case and your is that the 2 children were alive at the application, but since it doesn't say that anywhere, I'm not sure.
Family based green card questions
Hello members...i am trying to find some answer for my bro-in-law. He is a legal PR with business in US and China. He has a China born wife, currently on F-1 in US. She gave birth to a baby boy recently and would like to sent her child back to China so her mom can take care of the baby. Her husband has just filed PR process (I think it is I-130) for her. According to her, she cannot go back to China until she gets her GR approved. Is there truth in her statement? Has anyone encounter similar situation? If she cannot leave US while awaiting her application to be approved, then it may not be a wise thing to "ship" her newborn son back to China for her parents to help with babysitting.
Thanks in advance
Hello members...i am trying to find some answer for my bro-in-law. He is a legal PR with business in US and China. He has a China born wife, currently on F-1 in US. She gave birth to a baby boy recently and would like to sent her child back to China so her mom can take care of the baby. Her husband has just filed PR process (I think it is I-130) for her. According to her, she cannot go back to China until she gets her GR approved. Is there truth in her statement? Has anyone encounter similar situation? If she cannot leave US while awaiting her application to be approved, then it may not be a wise thing to "ship" her newborn son back to China for her parents to help with babysitting.
Thanks in advance
Jackolantern
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I have applied for my sister's immigration in 2006. She had a baby in 2010 who is not added in the immigration application yet. Doe any one know how a newborn can be added in the family based immigration application? Thanks.
New children (and the new spouse, if any!) can be added when she is submitting the paperwork for a consular interview, which would be some 4 or more years from now.
Jackolantern
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Hello members...i am trying to find some answer for my bro-in-law. He is a legal PR with business in US and China. He has a China born wife, currently on F-1 in US. She gave birth to a baby boy recently and would like to sent her child back to China so her mom can take care of the baby. Her husband has just filed PR process (I think it is I-130) for her. According to her, she cannot go back to China until she gets her GR approved. Is there truth in her statement? Has anyone encounter similar situation? If she cannot leave US while awaiting her application to be approved, then it may not be a wise thing to "ship" her newborn son back to China for her parents to help with babysitting.
Thanks in advance
You have a very different situation from what is being discussed in this thread. Please start your own thread.
Hello members...i am trying to find some answer for my bro-in-law. He is a legal PR with business in US and China. He has a China born wife, currently on F-1 in US. She gave birth to a baby boy recently and would like to sent her child back to China so her mom can take care of the baby. Her husband has just filed PR process (I think it is I-130) for her. According to her, she cannot go back to China until she gets her GR approved. Is there truth in her statement? Has anyone encounter similar situation? If she cannot leave US while awaiting her application to be approved, then it may not be a wise thing to "ship" her newborn son back to China for her parents to help with babysitting.
Thanks in advance
If the baby was born in US-he's already US citizen. If she still maintains F-1 status, I believe that she should be ok to travel if her visa in passport has not expired.
Just not sure what's wrong with Mom-how can someone send newborn child away?
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Jackolantern
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She probably won't be able to return with the F-1 visa, because she's married to a green card holder and an I-130 was filed for her.If the baby was born in US-he's already US citizen. If she still maintains F-1 status, I believe that she should be ok to travel if her visa in passport has not expired.