I-130 form question

[Sockmonkey 0]

First, congratulations on the recent approvals!

I am filling out our I-130 today. On page 2 it asks "List husband/wife and all children of your relative".

I am the wife/petitioner. Should I include myself on this list?

[Yodrak 7]

JenM,

Are you your husband's wife? If so, write your name down as such.

On the other hand, if you decide to not include yourself, I think the USCIS will figure it out.

Yodrak

First, congratulations on the recent approvals!

I am filling out our I-130 today. On page 2 it asks "List husband/wife and all children of your relative".

I am the wife/petitioner. Should I include myself on this list?

[Sockmonkey 0]

JenM,

Are you your husband's wife? If so, write your name down as such.

On the other hand, if you decide to not include yourself, I think the USCIS will figure it out.

Yodrak

As a matter of fact, I am.

I asked because I have obviously already identified myself on the form as his wife. Didn't want to be redundant if it wasn't expected of me. Thanks for the verification.

[simple_male 1]

First, congratulations on the recent approvals!

I am filling out our I-130 today. On page 2 it asks "List husband/wife and all children of your relative".

I am the wife/petitioner. Should I include myself on this list?

JenM,

Yes, you must include yourself on this list and provide your info (date of birth, place of birth).

Yodrak,

Why do you have to be sarcastic in all your replies? People ask questions when they are not sure about something. Why do you have to write like "Are you your husband's wife?" I am sure, most of the people don't like sarcastic answers. If you have to be sarcastic by nature, then you should refrain from answering.