I-130 for father

[RFernandes 0]

Hi everbody, my name is Renato, and i live in brazil..
In 15 of jul. /2008, my daughter, in the condition of american citizen, applied for me, an IMMIGRANT PETITION GOES RELATIVE (I-130).

I believe that it has joined all the necessary proofs. I am not sure, because, recently, in visit to the site of USCIS, did I come across the information that, in my case, (father of her), should I prove the family relationship for the birth certificate showing both parents' names (OK), as well as with a copy of the marriage license, establishing that I was married with my daughter's mother, before her birth (?).

It happens that, in the occasion, both we (father/mother) were single!!
The subject is: My case, in USCIS, will it be rejected?? will I have a chance of amending, before the final decision??? Or is that demand irrelevant, and will my case be granted?
I await, anxious for answer

[kokobearus 4]

Hi everbody, my name is Renato, and i live in brazil..

In 15 of jul. /2008, my daughter, in the condition of american citizen, applied for me, an IMMIGRANT PETITION GOES RELATIVE (I-130).

I believe that it has joined all the necessary proofs. I am not sure, because, recently, in visit to the site of USCIS, did I come across the information that, in my case, (father of her), should I prove the family relationship for the birth certificate showing both parents' names (OK), as well as with a copy of the marriage license, establishing that I was married with my daughter's mother, before her birth (?).

It happens that, in the occasion, both we (father/mother) were single!!

The subject is: My case, in USCIS, will it be rejected?? will I have a chance of amending, before the final decision??? Or is that demand irrelevant, and will my case be granted?

I await, anxious for answer

I don't think it matters. As long as you are in her Birth certificate and even the marriage took place after the birth,it would be ok.

[RFernandes 0]

Hi everbody, my name is Renato, and i live in brazil..

In 15 of jul. /2008, my daughter, in the condition of american citizen, applied for me, an IMMIGRANT PETITION GOES RELATIVE (I-130).

I believe that it has joined all the necessary proofs. I am not sure, because, recently, in visit to the site of USCIS, did I come across the information that, in my case, (father of her), should I prove the family relationship for the birth certificate showing both parents' names (OK), as well as with a copy of the marriage license, establishing that I was married with my daughter's mother, before her birth (?).

It happens that, in the occasion, both we (father/mother) were single!!

The subject is: My case, in USCIS, will it be rejected?? will I have a chance of amending, before the final decision??? Or is that demand irrelevant, and will my case be granted?

I await, anxious for answer

I don't think it matters. As long as you are in her Birth certificate and even the marriage took place after the birth,it would be ok.

We never got marriage...i´ve marriage another person, not her mother!

[kokobearus 4]

Hi everbody, my name is Renato, and i live in brazil..

In 15 of jul. /2008, my daughter, in the condition of american citizen, applied for me, an IMMIGRANT PETITION GOES RELATIVE (I-130).

I believe that it has joined all the necessary proofs. I am not sure, because, recently, in visit to the site of USCIS, did I come across the information that, in my case, (father of her), should I prove the family relationship for the birth certificate showing both parents' names (OK), as well as with a copy of the marriage license, establishing that I was married with my daughter's mother, before her birth (?).

It happens that, in the occasion, both we (father/mother) were single!!

The subject is: My case, in USCIS, will it be rejected?? will I have a chance of amending, before the final decision??? Or is that demand irrelevant, and will my case be granted?

I await, anxious for answer

I don't think it matters. As long as you are in her Birth certificate and even the marriage took place after the birth,it would be ok.

Then you can just say that you never married the mother and is married to someone else now. Just bring a copy of your marriage certificate when you have your interview. Just in case they ask you for it.Don't worry,your case won't be denied because of not being married to your daughter's mother. As long as your name is in her Birth certificate,there is nothing to worry

We never got marriage...i´ve marriage another person, not her mother!

[Mononoke28 135]

Since your petition is currently at the USCIS already, the best thing to do is wait to see if they request anything from you. This is called an RFE (Request for further evidence). They may not even ask for it but it's best to wait than send them anything without them requesting it since it may delay your approval.

Diana

[RFernandes 0]

My case was transferred to an office of USCIS in California on November 18. Will the decision on my case be long, on average, how long?

[Mononoke28 135]

My case was transferred to an office of USCIS in California on November 18. Will the decision on my case be long, on average, how long?

It's hard to say. You can check out similar timelines here to see how long the California Service Center is taking to process I-130 petitions. Just choose CR1 visa and put the dates similar to yours to get an idea. It's not a sure thing though, but you can get a ballpark number.

Diana

[Aryadne e Kevin 0]

From this point where you got today, I took 9 months until the interview date.

Good luck!

Ary

[RFernandes 0]

From this point where you got today, I took 9 months until the interview date.

Good luck!

Ary

Valeu Ari...

well, it´s done five months since my daughter applied, I believe that in + / - one month will come out a decision of USCIS..