Quick Questions regarding

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Just a few quick questions.. that I havent found the answers to:

1. the I-130 is used for each parent.. ie. 1 per?

2. I-130 section C: father in-law has older kids that wont be comnig as they are already here, do we list them regardless of that?

3. I-864 do we fill out 2? one for her mother and a second for the father? Or just the one with her father as primary and her mother listed in part3 question 9?

4. Is there a link somewhere that I missed that has a pre-filled out example of the forms?

[aaron2020 11,651]

Just a few quick questions.. that I havent found the answers to:

1. the I-130 is used for each parent.. ie. 1 per?

2. I-130 section C: father in-law has older kids that wont be comnig as they are already here, do we list them regardless of that?

3. I-864 do we fill out 2? one for her mother and a second for the father? Or just the one with her father as primary and her mother listed in part3 question 9?

4. Is there a link somewhere that I missed that has a pre-filled out example of the forms?

I presume your US citizen spouse is the petitioner. You cannot file for your in-laws.

1. Each parent must have their own I-130. Each is a separate case. Derivative beneficiaries are not allowed when petitioning for a parent. Only the petitioned parent (individual) will get a visa. It takes about a year.

2. List all children. It does not matter if the children are married, over age 21, or not immigrating. The instructions does not ask for anything other than listing all children.

3. Each needs his or her own I-186.

4. No because everyone's family is different and the I-130 requests lots of private family information.

See the Guides for general help.

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Just a few quick questions.. that I havent found the answers to:

1. the I-130 is used for each parent.. ie. 1 per?

2. I-130 section C: father in-law has older kids that wont be comnig as they are already here, do we list them regardless of that?

3. I-864 do we fill out 2? one for her mother and a second for the father? Or just the one with her father as primary and her mother listed in part3 question 9?

4. Is there a link somewhere that I missed that has a pre-filled out example of the forms?

I presume your US citizen spouse is the petitioner. You cannot file for your in-laws.

1. Each parent must have their own I-130. Each is a separate case. Derivative beneficiaries are not allowed when petitioning for a parent. Only the petitioned parent (individual) will get a visa. It takes about a year.

2. List all children. It does not matter if the children are married, over age 21, or not immigrating. The instructions does not ask for anything other than listing all children.

3. Each needs his or her own I-186.

4. No because everyone's family is different and the I-130 requests lots of private family information.

See the Guides for general help.

I appreciate the information and feedback. My wife is actually the immigrant and the citizen (earned/granted back in Sept) so I will I guess be used in the household income part. Hopefully it will be all worked out. Again thanks.