pl guide for I130 for Sister

[cuterose 0]

Hi...

i need your kind advice.

my USC sister filled I130(oct-2006) for me and now approved.Sis got latter of approval on oct-2009.

when she filled I was canadian PR(through my citizen canadian husband).she included me and my hubby name in petition while applying for I130.

i m still PR .i havent applied for citizenship.

I got married in oct-2004(in india)

I became canadian PR- sep-2005(through canadian Husband and came to canada).

Took divorce-aug-2008(in canada ,have divorce decree)

Marry again : Sep-2009(in india,he is also divorcee.he hv D.decree)

I130 filled:Nov-2006(by USC sister)

Approved(NOA2)I130:Nov-2009(case being transfering to NVC).

1)Should I inform(NVC or USCIS) to make changes about my divorce and marriage again.

or I should inform NVC when they send me DS-230 form?

How I can Inform?is it by re-submitting my Biographic form (where I have to mension my recent husband name and cancelling ex-husband name and details?and submitting divorce decree of both and marriage certi of us.)

2)My hubby is in india.i have applied for his sponshership from canada.and it is in process by canadian process.it should be complete by march-2010(if things go well)

if by the time I get latter of interview then I and he should be physically present in canada ambessy for interview(as my file is based on concidering I am candian PR).but my husband would be in india(if not came by the time to canada).so how come NVC process case for him??does NVC send interview latter to him also in indian to appear for interview in indian US counsulate? or they may deny the case for him and issue visa for me alone .

Pl guide me.I am confused.

you can mail me on cmp211@hotmail.com

Thank you in advance,

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Cuterose - I have removed the duplicate threads you have started in the other forums. This is the correct forum in which to post and get a response. It is not helpful to write the same request in several different places and doesn't get more responses and sometimes gets fewer as people don't bother to respond to multiple requests. Hopefully some of our members will have the experience necessary to respond to your situation.

[aaron2020 11,651]

Hi...

i need your kind advice.

my USC sister filled I130(oct-2006) for me and now approved.Sis got latter of approval on oct-2009.

when she filled I was canadian PR(through my citizen canadian husband).she included me and my hubby name in petition while applying for I130.

i m still PR .i havent applied for citizenship.

I got married in oct-2004(in india)

I became canadian PR- sep-2005(through canadian Husband and came to canada).

Took divorce-aug-2008(in canada ,have divorce decree)

Marry again : Sep-2009(in india,he is also divorcee.he hv D.decree)

I130 filled:Nov-2006(by USC sister)

Approved(NOA2)I130:Nov-2009(case being transfering to NVC).

1)Should I inform(NVC or USCIS) to make changes about my divorce and marriage again.

or I should inform NVC when they send me DS-230 form? Inform the NVC now to avoid any delays later down the line. If you wait for them to send the IV bill (DS-230), the NVC will information about your ex-husband and not your current. For them to make changes, it could add months of delays. Let them know now so you can avoid this potential delay. Send them copies of your divorce paper and your new marriage certificate. Do not send any original documents. Write to the NVC and include your NVC case number and any other personal information that may be relevant. http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3177.html

How I can Inform?is it by re-submitting my Biographic form (where I have to mension my recent husband name and cancelling ex-husband name and details?and submitting divorce decree of both and marriage certi of us.)

2)My hubby is in india.i have applied for his sponshership from canada.and it is in process by canadian process.it should be complete by march-2010(if things go well)

if by the time I get latter of interview then I and he should be physically present in canada ambessy for interview(as my file is based on concidering I am candian PR).but my husband would be in india(if not came by the time to canada).so how come NVC process case for him??does NVC send interview latter to him also in indian to appear for interview in indian US counsulate? or they may deny the case for him and issue visa for me alone . You can request the embassy/consulate that you wish to complete your final paperwork. However, I have never heard of a derivative beneficiary being processed separately from the beneficiary. You should check with an immigration lawyer to see if that is possible. It may not be; in which case you will want to be processed in India as your husband may not be able to go to Canada.

Pl guide me.I am confused.

you can mail me on cmp211@hotmail.com

Thank you in advance,

Your situation is rare. Generally, the beneficiary and derivative beneficiaries have their IV applications all processed in the same interview at the same embassy/consulate. You should really get an immigration attorney.

[cuterose 0]

Thank you, for your kind advice.

I will check with lawyer. or does she request to process her case in india consulate rather in canada?

this will allow both of us to appear in interview same time!!!!!!!

Hi...

i need your kind advice.

my USC sister filled I130(oct-2006) for me and now approved.Sis got latter of approval on oct-2009.

when she filled I was canadian PR(through my citizen canadian husband).she included me and my hubby name in petition while applying for I130.

i m still PR .i havent applied for citizenship.

I got married in oct-2004(in india)

I became canadian PR- sep-2005(through canadian Husband and came to canada).

Took divorce-aug-2008(in canada ,have divorce decree)

Marry again : Sep-2009(in india,he is also divorcee.he hv D.decree)

I130 filled:Nov-2006(by USC sister)

Approved(NOA2)I130:Nov-2009(case being transfering to NVC).

1)Should I inform(NVC or USCIS) to make changes about my divorce and marriage again.

or I should inform NVC when they send me DS-230 form? Inform the NVC now to avoid any delays later down the line. If you wait for them to send the IV bill (DS-230), the NVC will information about your ex-husband and not your current. For them to make changes, it could add months of delays. Let them know now so you can avoid this potential delay. Send them copies of your divorce paper and your new marriage certificate. Do not send any original documents. Write to the NVC and include your NVC case number and any other personal information that may be relevant. http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3177.html

How I can Inform?is it by re-submitting my Biographic form (where I have to mension my recent husband name and cancelling ex-husband name and details?and submitting divorce decree of both and marriage certi of us.)

2)My hubby is in india.i have applied for his sponshership from canada.and it is in process by canadian process.it should be complete by march-2010(if things go well)

if by the time I get latter of interview then I and he should be physically present in canada ambessy for interview(as my file is based on concidering I am candian PR).but my husband would be in india(if not came by the time to canada).so how come NVC process case for him??does NVC send interview latter to him also in indian to appear for interview in indian US counsulate? or they may deny the case for him and issue visa for me alone . You can request the embassy/consulate that you wish to complete your final paperwork. However, I have never heard of a derivative beneficiary being processed separately from the beneficiary. You should check with an immigration lawyer to see if that is possible. It may not be; in which case you will want to be processed in India as your husband may not be able to go to Canada.

Pl guide me.I am confused.

you can mail me on cmp211@hotmail.com

Thank you in advance,

Your situation is rare. Generally, the beneficiary and derivative beneficiaries have their IV applications all processed in the same interview at the same embassy/consulate. You should really get an immigration attorney.

[SimoFati 0]

Thank you, for your kind advice.

I will check with lawyer. or does she request to process her case in india consulate rather in canada?

this will allow both of us to appear in interview same time!!!!!!!

Hi...

i need your kind advice.

my USC sister filled I130(oct-2006) for me and now approved.Sis got latter of approval on oct-2009.

when she filled I was canadian PR(through my citizen canadian husband).she included me and my hubby name in petition while applying for I130.

i m still PR .i havent applied for citizenship.

I got married in oct-2004(in india)

I became canadian PR- sep-2005(through canadian Husband and came to canada).

Took divorce-aug-2008(in canada ,have divorce decree)

Marry again : Sep-2009(in india,he is also divorcee.he hv D.decree)

I130 filled:Nov-2006(by USC sister)

Approved(NOA2)I130:Nov-2009(case being transfering to NVC).

1)Should I inform(NVC or USCIS) to make changes about my divorce and marriage again.

or I should inform NVC when they send me DS-230 form? Inform the NVC now to avoid any delays later down the line. If you wait for them to send the IV bill (DS-230), the NVC will information about your ex-husband and not your current. For them to make changes, it could add months of delays. Let them know now so you can avoid this potential delay. Send them copies of your divorce paper and your new marriage certificate. Do not send any original documents. Write to the NVC and include your NVC case number and any other personal information that may be relevant. http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3177.html

How I can Inform?is it by re-submitting my Biographic form (where I have to mension my recent husband name and cancelling ex-husband name and details?and submitting divorce decree of both and marriage certi of us.)

2)My hubby is in india.i have applied for his sponshership from canada.and it is in process by canadian process.it should be complete by march-2010(if things go well)

if by the time I get latter of interview then I and he should be physically present in canada ambessy for interview(as my file is based on concidering I am candian PR).but my husband would be in india(if not came by the time to canada).so how come NVC process case for him??does NVC send interview latter to him also in indian to appear for interview in indian US counsulate? or they may deny the case for him and issue visa for me alone . You can request the embassy/consulate that you wish to complete your final paperwork. However, I have never heard of a derivative beneficiary being processed separately from the beneficiary. You should check with an immigration lawyer to see if that is possible. It may not be; in which case you will want to be processed in India as your husband may not be able to go to Canada.

Pl guide me.I am confused.

you can mail me on cmp211@hotmail.com

Thank you in advance,

Your situation is rare. Generally, the beneficiary and derivative beneficiaries have their IV applications all processed in the same interview at the same embassy/consulate. You should really get an immigration attorney.

I think the process at the nvc takes a long time because you are in category 4. my brother is in the same boat as you. the wait is long to get a visa number especialy for category 4.If I were you I would,t worry about the husband interview now. he will be in canada when you guys get a visa number.

Edited December 6, 2009 by SimoFati