Permanent resident

[jordin 0]

Hi to everyone:

Can anyone tell me what forms do INS require from a Cuban Permanent Resident to petition her Cuban Husband?

Please let me know where to look for this request.

Thanks

Jordin

[payxibka 10,047]

a Cuban permanent resident cannot petition there husband to the US.. However, a US permanent resident originally from Cuba can using an I-130

Edited February 27, 2009 by payxibka

[jordin 0]

Hi to everyone:

Can anyone tell me what forms do INS require from a Cuban Permanent Resident to petition her Cuban Husband?

Please let me know where to look for this request.

Thanks

Jordin

[jordin 0]

a Cuban permanent resident cannot petition there husband to the US.. However, a US permanent resident originally from Cuba can using an I-130

This a US permanent resident that came from Cuba three years ago and wants to petiton her husban who is living at Cuba, can she petiotion him?

[payxibka 10,047]

a Cuban permanent resident cannot petition there husband to the US.. However, a US permanent resident originally from Cuba can using an I-130

This a US permanent resident that came from Cuba three years ago and wants to petiton her husban who is living at Cuba, can she petiotion him?

[jordin 0]

a Cuban permanent resident cannot petition there husband to the US.. However, a US permanent resident originally from Cuba can using an I-130

This a US permanent resident that came from Cuba three years ago and wants to petiton her husban who is living at Cuba, can she petiotion him?

Thanks; could you tell me what are CR1/IR visas and where do I find the forms?

Jordin

[payxibka 10,047]

a Cuban permanent resident cannot petition there husband to the US.. However, a US permanent resident originally from Cuba can using an I-130

This a US permanent resident that came from Cuba three years ago and wants to petiton her husban who is living at Cuba, can she petiotion him?

Thanks; could you tell me what are CR1/IR visas and where do I find the forms?

Jordin

The Alien submits these only AFTER the I-130 submitted by the USC has been approved... DS-230 is the form

[aaron2020 11,651]

First, you need to file an I-130 petition to establish your relationship to the beneficiary (husband) and that you qualify to petition for him. The petition will be placed in the F2a family preference category; legal permanent resident (LPR) petitioning for a spouse. It can take up to 5 years for USCIS to approve the petition. Once approved, you petition will be sent to the National Visa Center. The NVC will send you more paperwork to fill out once a visa becomes available.

It will take 5 years for you to complete this process as an LPR. The only way to shorten the time is for you to become a US citizen. It takes a year for a USC to petition for a spouse.