NEED HELP for submitting the I-130... pls help!

[sonny&sunny 0]

HI everyone... I'm a newbie here... I find this site very helpful for someone like me who don't know and confused regarding all the requirements... evidence... etc. etc. etc.

I'm hoping some of you can help me out on my questions ...

Pls. bear with me.

My husband who is a lawful permanent resident of the United States (he came there just Feb2007 and came back and marry me Oct.2007)

Now he wants to file a petition for me and our 3 children (10, 5 and 4 yrs. old)

Here's my questions:

1. In G-325A form, my husband (applicant) have to answer this form? How about me, do I have to have another G-325A form and answer it?

2. If I have to answer form G-325A, my problem is my fathers name on my birth certificate is different from my marriage certificate...

So I don't know what name will I write.. the one who's in my birth certificate or the one who's on my marriage certificate...

My father died when I was one year old so I can't ask him what should I do.

3. In evidence of bonafide marriage, do he need to include our pictures on our wedding day? Wedding invitation?

I will appreciate all your replies.

Thank you in advance.

[pushbrk 12,883]

HI everyone... I'm a newbie here... I find this site very helpful for someone like me who don't know and confused regarding all the requirements... evidence... etc. etc. etc.

I'm hoping some of you can help me out on my questions ...

Pls. bear with me.

My husband who is a lawful permanent resident of the United States (he came there just Feb2007 and came back and marry me Oct.2007)

Now he wants to file a petition for me and our 3 children (10, 5 and 4 yrs. old)

Here's my questions:

1. In G-325A form, my husband (applicant) have to answer this form? How about me, do I have to have another G-325A form and answer it?

2. If I have to answer form G-325A, my problem is my fathers name on my birth certificate is different from my marriage certificate...

So I don't know what name will I write.. the one who's in my birth certificate or the one who's on my marriage certificate...

My father died when I was one year old so I can't ask him what should I do.

3. In evidence of bonafide marriage, do he need to include our pictures on our wedding day? Wedding invitation?

I will appreciate all your replies.

Thank you in advance.

Yes, you each fill out and sign your own G325a. I would use your father's correct name. If you don't know which one it is, use the one on his birth certificate.

I hope your husband will be a citizen soon because until he is, his petition for you will do nothing but sit in a pile somewhere.

[stevemc 0]

HI everyone... I'm a newbie here... I find this site very helpful for someone like me who don't know and confused regarding all the requirements... evidence... etc. etc. etc.

I'm hoping some of you can help me out on my questions ...

Pls. bear with me.

My husband who is a lawful permanent resident of the United States (he came there just Feb2007 and came back and marry me Oct.2007)

Now he wants to file a petition for me and our 3 children (10, 5 and 4 yrs. old)

Here's my questions:

1. In G-325A form, my husband (applicant) have to answer this form? How about me, do I have to have another G-325A form and answer it?

2. If I have to answer form G-325A, my problem is my fathers name on my birth certificate is different from my marriage certificate...

So I don't know what name will I write.. the one who's in my birth certificate or the one who's on my marriage certificate...

My father died when I was one year old so I can't ask him what should I do.

3. In evidence of bonafide marriage, do he need to include our pictures on our wedding day? Wedding invitation?

I will appreciate all your replies.

Thank you in advance.

both of you need to fill out 4 sets of g325 forms.send the signed ones not a copy.also a 2x2 photo of you and one of him put it in a clear bag and paper clip to back of G325.one your form and one on his.write you name and birthday on the back.

as far as the name diff might want to call USCIS and ask them..a far as evidence...we sent our marriage cert and also the documented marriage cert from your register. wedding invitation,wedding pics, bank deposit slips for joint account,birth cert for both,passport showing time he came to you and photo part.divorce from both of u.atm cards showing same account.

your passport showing your new name.and your police record showing your clean.DONT FORGET 355.00usd.

this is what we sent and it got approved

[stevemc 0]

HI everyone... I'm a newbie here... I find this site very helpful for someone like me who don't know and confused regarding all the requirements... evidence... etc. etc. etc.

I'm hoping some of you can help me out on my questions ...

Pls. bear with me.

My husband who is a lawful permanent resident of the United States (he came there just Feb2007 and came back and marry me Oct.2007)

Now he wants to file a petition for me and our 3 children (10, 5 and 4 yrs. old)

Here's my questions:

1. In G-325A form, my husband (applicant) have to answer this form? How about me, do I have to have another G-325A form and answer it?

2. If I have to answer form G-325A, my problem is my fathers name on my birth certificate is different from my marriage certificate...

So I don't know what name will I write.. the one who's in my birth certificate or the one who's on my marriage certificate...

My father died when I was one year old so I can't ask him what should I do.

3. In evidence of bonafide marriage, do he need to include our pictures on our wedding day? Wedding invitation?

I will appreciate all your replies.

Thank you in advance.

both of you need to fill out 4 sets of g325 forms.send the signed ones not a copy.also a 2x2 photo of you and one of him put it in a clear bag and paper clip to back of G325.one your form and one on his.write you name and birthday on the back.

as far as the name diff might want to call USCIS and ask them..a far as evidence...we sent our marriage cert and also the documented marriage cert from your register. wedding invitation,wedding pics, bank deposit slips for joint account,birth cert for both,passport showing time he came to you and photo part.divorce from both of u.atm cards showing same account.

your passport showing your new name.and your police record showing your clean.DONT FORGET 355.00usd.

this is what we sent and it got approved

one set from you and one from him.

need another set if you go with the 129f and keep the other 2 just in case...must be originals sent to USCIS

[sonny&sunny 0]

Yes, you each fill out and sign your own G325a. I would use your father's correct name. If you don't know which one it is, use the one on his birth certificate.

I hope your husband will be a citizen soon because until he is, his petition for you will do nothing but sit in a pile somewhere.

I'm quite confuse about that... A friend of mine just went their early last year... his husband is also an immigrant... pretty much the same case as we... she and their child got approved after all the process that they been accomplished and got their immigrant visa (after 4 yrs. of waiting). Her husband just got his citizenship just this year 2008.

I guess I have to deal also to years and years of waiting.

[pushbrk 12,883]

I'm quite confuse about that... A friend of mine just went their early last year... his husband is also an immigrant... pretty much the same case as we... she and their child got approved after all the process that they been accomplished and got their immigrant visa (after 4 yrs. of waiting). Her husband just got his citizenship just this year 2008.

I guess I have to deal also to years and years of waiting.

You'll be waiting until at least a few month after he becomes a US Citizen. The wait for the spouse of a permanent resident is longer than the wait to become a citizen.

[sonny&sunny 0]

You'll be waiting until at least a few month after he becomes a US Citizen. The wait for the spouse of a permanent resident is longer than the wait to become a citizen.

I guess I have no choice but to wait...

Thank you for ur replies... I really appreciate it.

If there's any info that you can add regarding our application please free to do so...

Thanks in advance!

[pushbrk 12,883]

You'll be waiting until at least a few month after he becomes a US Citizen. The wait for the spouse of a permanent resident is longer than the wait to become a citizen.

I guess I have no choice but to wait...

Thank you for ur replies... I really appreciate it.

If there's any info that you can add regarding our application please free to do so...

Thanks in advance!

The I-130 is a "petition" not an application.

[sonny&sunny 0]

Please help me out on this one....

This form is submitted in connection with an application for:

BOX Naturalization BOX Status of Permanent Residence BOX Others (specify)__________

Do I need to fill the box (cross out), if so... I'm kinda confused what will I write... I;m the beneficiary here and my husband is petitioning me... I'm clueless what will I right.

Edited May 17, 2008 by sonny&sunny

[pushbrk 12,883]

Please help me out on this one....

This form is submitted in connection with an application for:

BOX Naturalization BOX Status of Permanent Residence BOX Others (specify)__________

Do I need to fill the box (cross out), if so... I'm kinda confused what will I write... I;m the beneficiary here and my husband is petitioning me... I'm clueless what will I right.

Check "other" and write, "I-130 for spouse".

[sonny&sunny 0]

Check "other" and write, "I-130 for spouse".

Thanks a lot!!! You don't know how much ur answers means to me. Thanks again. God Bless You!

[sonny&sunny 0]

Greetings!!! I got another question regarding my form G-325A....

In box outlined by heavy border below the form, there is ALIEN REGISTRATION NUMBER... do I need to fill that??? I don't know what will I right there... can I just write n/a???

Thanks in advance again for answering all my questions.

[pushbrk 12,883]

Greetings!!! I got another question regarding my form G-325A....

In box outlined by heavy border below the form, there is ALIEN REGISTRATION NUMBER... do I need to fill that??? I don't know what will I right there... can I just write n/a???

Thanks in advance again for answering all my questions.

The question is applicable, so N/A is not a good answer. You don't have an A number yet so write "none".

[sonny&sunny 0]

The question is applicable, so N/A is not a good answer. You don't have an A number yet so write "none".

Thank you "pushbrk" Yah, I realize that's not a right answer.

Can I have another question... I hope u don't mind... please....

Applicant's residence last five years. List present address first..... I FILL THAT UP,

THEN in Applicant's last address outside the United States of more than one year... Do I need to write what I write on applicants residence last five years or I will just leave that blank??? Because I'm here in PI and never been in USA ......

Sorry if my question is kinda confusing...

Sorry.

[siyaram 0]

The question is applicable, so N/A is not a good answer. You don't have an A number yet so write "none".

Thank you "pushbrk" Yah, I realize that's not a right answer.

Can I have another question... I hope u don't mind... please....

Applicant's residence last five years. List present address first..... I FILL THAT UP,

THEN in Applicant's last address outside the United States of more than one year... Do I need to write what I write on applicants residence last five years or I will just leave that blank??? Because I'm here in PI and never been in USA ......

Sorry if my question is kinda confusing...

Sorry.

From what I understand, you are living in PI and have never been to US. In "Applicant's residence last 5 years", you would have filled your recent PI address. In "last address outside US", you want to fill the address that you stayed outside of US and for at least 1 year. Did you stay for at least 1 year at your current PI address? If yes, fill that up in "last address outside US". If you have not stayed at your current address for at least 1 year, write your previous non-US address where you stayed at least 1 year. Hope that helps.