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Darnell Grand Master

Darnell   8,479

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you? no.

mother's child? yes.

Sometimes my language usage seems confusing - please feel free to 'read it twice', just in case !
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You cannot apply for your mother-in-law, even your spouse too. Your spouse could apply for her mother when she get her citizenship.

**It is pretty easy to get tourist visa for your mother-in-law, US embassy dhaka will issue her visa without any problem**

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Darnell Grand Master

Darnell   8,479

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*** moving to 'Bringing Family Members to America' forum ***

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NigeriaorBust Grand Master

NigeriaorBust   4,087

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  On 8/25/2010 at 5:44 PM, Legacy member said:

Your best bet is to do a visitor visa and then adjust status once stateside. Just make sure when she enters the US on a tourist visa, she doesnt know about your intention to adjust her status. That way you keep it legal.

The mother in law may have years to wait . If the actual child is only a GC holder that person needs to be a USC first and then file. So the mother would need to be here ( and not overstaying ) for it to work. If she arrives now by the time the child becomes a USC there would be a multi year ban to wait out.

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

arashh Explorer

arashh   5

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  On 8/25/2010 at 5:44 PM, Legacy member said:

Your best bet is to do a visitor visa and then adjust status once stateside. Just make sure when she enters the US on a tourist visa, she doesnt know about your intention to adjust her status. That way you keep it legal.

why are u giving an illegal way to adjust status u know that by visiting with tourist visa and keep in mind to adjust status, is illegal wether the thought is for applicant or petitioner but the thing is its illegal,

and the main point is the spouse is GC holder not USC and its still few years to get her citizenship and when it will happen that time his mother in law will be overstayed and will be ban for 10 years..

the way u showed is totally wrong...

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Stef_and_Hallie Rookie

Stef_and_Hallie   0

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  On 8/25/2010 at 5:25 PM, NigeriaorBust said:

You NO no relationship to petition from

GC holder NO only can apply for spouse and children as a GC holder must wait until they are a citizen

This is not correct according to the instructions on the I-130 form available on the USCIS website. It states that a USC or lawful permanent resident may petition for an alien relative to immigrate to the United States. This means a LPR with a GC would not have to wait to obtain citizenship to file the petition.

I-485 and I-130 Timeline:

• First met online in 2001; become close friends and stayed in contact

• USC went to London in May 2008, on vacation; fell in love and began relationship

• Visited each other several times in Buffalo and London

• Engaged in spring 2009; filed for K1 Visa and this was approved

• Summer 2009 Beneficiary was accepted to 3 year Master’s degree program in the US; unable to complete K1 process at this time

• Beneficiary moved to US as student on F1 Visa in August 2009

• Lived together from September 2009 onwards, in US

• Married on April 10th 2010

• Sent I-485 and I-130 Applications to USCIS by certified mail on July 26th 2010

• 8/1/10 - Recieived return receipt showing USCIS received applicatons July 28th 2010

• 8/4/10 – Received email and text message update from USCIS – also were advised that we would receive NOA (Form I-797) via mail within 7-10 business days.

• 8/6/10 – Received Forms I-797 for all three applications in the mail.

amykathleen2005 Proficient

amykathleen2005   441

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  On 8/29/2010 at 5:19 AM, Stef_and_Hallie said:

This is not correct according to the instructions on the I-130 form available on the USCIS website. It states that a USC or lawful permanent resident may petition for an alien relative to immigrate to the United States. This means a LPR with a GC would not have to wait to obtain citizenship to file the petition.

It says this because the form is used for many different things. A permanent resident is only eligible to apply to bring certain relatives to the US, that being children and spouses.

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