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H4 to Green card
- Thread starter hariom26
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not that easy. They have to file I-130 for you.depends if you are married or unmaried. read the thehello,
I am here on H4 Visa and my parents got citizenship last year so can i get green card immidiately from their??
They convert my file after they got citizenship here.
Family based green card threads and also read the visa bulletin to know about your category under family based
did your father file I-130 for you? when did he file? were you in US when he filed I-30 for you? I-130 pending or approved?they have file my I-130.is there any way i an file I-485 on that basis
You are married and on H4 visa in US and your Father have filed I-130 for you and that is not approved at this time. You I-130 filed under FAMILY-SPONSORED PREFERENCES.yes they file my I-130 and i have my receipt number
and i'm in US when he file my I-130
Your category is THIRD preference: Married Sons and Daughters of Citizens
Check the VISA BULLETIN and find your PD according to country of your birth or talk to your lawyer
Once I-130 gets approved and your PD is current you can file I-485 if you are in US.Thanks ginnu..
i didnt hire any lawyer bcoz i dont know about the process after I-130
can you tell me wt i have to do next??
If not in US then USCIS approve the I-130 and sends it to NVC and NVC will aske visa fee from your Father who filed I-130
And affidavit of support. NVC gets the fee and affidavit of support then NVC will send the file to US consulate/embassy out of US then consulate will contact you and will inform you for Interview date, medicals/police clearance. You attend the interview get immigrant visa and enter US as immigrant and at POE they stamp your passport and will get Card in 1-2 months.
** you must talk to family based lawyer
Hari Om JiThanks Ginnu
I'll Concern a lawyer for that but i appreciate your efforts.
contact the lawyer with all your information, your status,inform him your country of birth and take the copy of I-130 filing reciept.
Update the thread or post what your lawyer says so that who may be in similar situation may read.
Good luck!!!!
hmm, how old were you when your parents got their US citizenship? If you were under 18 and unmarried, you'd derive USC.
They convert my file after they got citizenship here.
You should check the latest Visa bulletin for your PD.
http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bulletin/bulletin_4659.html
It seems your I-130 is not approved at this time. You must talk to good lawyer.
http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bulletin/bulletin_4659.html
It seems your I-130 is not approved at this time. You must talk to good lawyer.