I-130 Online - Quick Questions

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skywqr

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Hi, I'm filing an I-130 for my mother and have a few quick questions that I need help with. I really appreciate your input.

Question 2 is confusing - "If you are filing this petition for a child or parent".. All answer options are for child and I don't see any option that's relevant to parent. Am I supposed to answer this for parent?

My birth certificate wasn't issued at birth and I got my birth certificate issued when I was 25 year old. Will that be considered a valid birth certificate or shall i provide additional proof? I have the certificate from 10th grade that has date of birth and my father's name specified. Will this be sufficient?

Cheers and thanks in advance.
 
It's a question about the parent-child relationship. So select the correct option for how you are a child of your mother.
 
newacct said:
It's a question about the parent-child relationship. So select the correct option for how you are a child of your mother.
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Thanks figured it out.
Any clues for the birth certificate question?

My birth certificate wasn't issued at birth and I got my birth certificate issued when I was 25 year old. Will that be considered a valid birth certificate or shall i provide additional proof? I have the certificate from 10th grade that has date of birth and my father's name specified. Will this be sufficient?
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Hello friends,
I have a quick couple of questions about the I-130 online petition. I am the petitioner.
My parents are no longer living, but there is still a question about their residency. So what is the accurate way to answer this question? Should i type out deceased as I did in the I 485 form?

and one more confusing thing about admission, do I consider my admission as a lawful permanent resident on the day I was aprroved at the interview and the city is the city where the interview was?
 
Worker2020 said:
Hello friends,
I have a quick couple of questions about the I-130 online petition. I am the petitioner.
My parents are no longer living, but there is still a question about their residency. So what is the accurate way to answer this question? Should i type out deceased as I did in the I 485 form?

and one more confusing thing about admission, do I consider my admission as a lawful permanent resident on the day I was aprroved at the interview and the city is the city where the interview was?
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1. Yes
2. Check the date listed on your GC for the residence since date. Yes to the city.
 
Hi again,
Quick question: is Texas USCIS office the slowest in processing i-130 petition? Is Texas office really take 24 months to approve family petition for wife and unmarried child under 21?
 
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