I-130 question

[Heather&Matt 0]

Hi,

Looking for some help with a couple of questions in section C. of the I-130 for my husband to fill out.

Question 15. Name and address of employer: I am self-employed as a therapist, should he just list self-employed and my address? Should we list my occupation?

Question 17. List husband/wife: I assume this is to have my husband's information (just double checking)

Question 21. Give last address you lived together: N/A? As we have never lived together...

Question 22.

Complete the information below if your relative is in the United States and will apply for adjustment of status...etc.:

I am kinda clueless as to what to write here...

Thank you. I'm sure there will be many other questions along the way.

[lgg 2]

Hi Heather and Matt!

Welcome, this place is awesome for help and such along the way..

15. Yes, list self-employed, occupation

17. Yes, list your husband's name.

21. You don't live in the US, right? So just put N/A for that then.

22.Put N/A for that as you're not adjusting status right? Use N/A for anything not applicable to you, btw

Hi,

Looking for some help with a couple of questions in section C. of the I-130 for my husband to fill out.

Question 15. Name and address of employer: I am self-employed as a therapist, should he just list self-employed and my address? Should we list my occupation?

Question 17. List husband/wife: I assume this is to have my husband's information (just double checking)

Question 21. Give last address you lived together: N/A? As we have never lived together...

Question 22.

Complete the information below if your relative is in the United States and will apply for adjustment of status...etc.:

I am kinda clueless as to what to write here...

Thank you. I'm sure there will be many other questions along the way.

Edited January 19, 2010 by lgg

[Heather&Matt 0]

Hi Heather and Matt!

Welcome, this place is awesome for help and such along the way..

22.Put N/A for that as you're not adjusting status right? Use N/A for anything not applicable to you, btw

Already we are finding out about how great this forum is and how wonderfully helpful everyone is.

22. I forgot to add the second part to that question....If your relative is not eligible for adjustment of status, he or she will apply for a visa abroad at the American consular post in??

Should I put N/A for this as well, or do I have to put the American Consular post in Canada? Which is?

[canadian_wife 1,822]

You're profile says Cr-1 so you'll put Montreal in quesiton 22. Only Montreal does interviews for CR-1

Good luck.

[OBX 51]

You're profile says Cr-1 so you'll put Montreal in quesiton 22. Only Montreal does interviews for CR-1

Good luck.

I actually left it bank, but fortunately it slipped through and we did eventually make it to Montreal.

[Heather&Matt 0]

You're profile says Cr-1 so you'll put Montreal in quesiton 22. Only Montreal does interviews for CR-1

Good luck.

And I'll be writing this in the second part of that question, right? I feel like I am going to become OCD with checking and rechecking everything on these forms.

Edited January 20, 2010 by Heather&Matt

[lgg 2]

Ah... thanks CanW....

Feels like it's been so long since those forms were filled -- I read it as something else...

You're profile says Cr-1 so you'll put Montreal in quesiton 22. Only Montreal does interviews for CR-1

Good luck.

[Heather&Matt 0]

Ah... thanks CanW....

Feels like it's been so long since those forms were filled -- I read it as something else...

Does it really matter if I put N/A or none? I was reading in the assembly instructions that I should be using which ever is appropriate. If one is used over another, are they that ####### about the usage?

[canadian_wife 1,822]

You'll put Montreal for the 2nd part of the question in 22. You may leave the first part of 22 blank (or you can put N/A) but question 22 should say "montreal'

Good luck.

[Heather&Matt 0]

You'll put Montreal for the 2nd part of the question in 22. You may leave the first part of 22 blank (or you can put N/A) but question 22 should say "montreal'

Good luck.

Thanks again

[trailmix 77]

Does it really matter if I put N/A or none? I was reading in the assembly instructions that I should be using which ever is appropriate. If one is used over another, are they that ####### about the usage?

Well not in general, but I would try to use the one that is most appropriate anyway - because they are...picky sometimes

[birdnerd 5]

Hi all,

Newcomer to the process - just putting together I-130 for IR-1, have been trolling the site for about a week now. You all seem very helpful and knowledgeable, so I'm sure I'll be on to ask lots of questions!

Husband (dual US/Can citizen) and I (Can cit) have been married 4 and a bit years, currently living in Canada. I have continued using my maiden name, didn't want to do legal name change, all of my current documentation has my maiden name. I presume I should use my maiden name on the forms, but do I put my married name for the question (#7) 'Other Names Used'? - It suggests maiden name.

Also - it asks for the address in the US where your relative (me) intends to live. We do not have a residence there yet, my husband was going to move into his parents' house until the visa gets sorted out, then we will find a place together. Should I write his parent's address?

Thank you!

Edited January 22, 2010 by birdnerd

[milalu 0]

Hi all,

Newcomer to the process - just putting together I-130 for IR-1, have been trolling the site for about a week now. You all seem very helpful and knowledgeable, so I'm sure I'll be on to ask lots of questions!

Husband (dual US/Can citizen) and I (Can cit) have been married 4 and a bit years, currently living in Canada. I have continued using my maiden name, didn't want to do legal name change, all of my current documentation has my maiden name. I presume I should use my maiden name on the forms, but do I put my married name for the question (#7) 'Other Names Used'? - It suggests maiden name.

Also - it asks for the address in the US where your relative (me) intends to live. We do not have a residence there yet, my husband was going to move into his parents' house until the visa gets sorted out, then we will find a place together. Should I write his parent's address?

Thank you!

Thanks for all the questions, they have been a big help. I had another similar question.

On Question #15 of the I-130...does anyone know if that is the U.S. Citizen Employer or The Foreign Spouse Employer? I am a USC applying for my wife who lives in Denmark. Thank you for any help