FORM I-130 QUESTIONS FOR IR-5

[benuk 18]

Hello Vjers, a few questions I have before my son file for me next Thursday!! It's time!! On question...

11 PRIOR NAME HUSBANDS/WIVES?

SHOULD I WRITE HER MAIDEN NAME?

15 NAME AND ADDRESS OF CURRENT EMPLOYER?

THIS IS MY EMPLOYER HERE IN THE UK?

17 LIST NAME OF WIFE /CHILDREN OF YOUR RELATIVE?

DO I NEED TO LIST MY SON THE PETITIONER AS WELL?

18 ADDRESS OF YOUR RELATIVE IN THE USA?

I'M IN BETWEEN LIVING IN TEXAS OR FLORIDA STILL TO DECIDE..SO WHAT SHOULD I WRITE?

Thanks in advance

[JoannaV 174]

Hello Vjers, a few questions I have before my son file for me next Thursday!! It's time!! On question...

11 PRIOR NAME HUSBANDS/WIVES?

SHOULD I WRITE HER MAIDEN NAME?

Does she currently use her maiden name or married name? I personally would probably write "Jane Smith née Doe"

15 NAME AND ADDRESS OF CURRENT EMPLOYER?

THIS IS MY EMPLOYER HERE IN THE UK?

Correct

17 LIST NAME OF WIFE /CHILDREN OF YOUR RELATIVE?

DO I NEED TO LIST MY SON THE PETITIONER AS WELL?

Yes

18 ADDRESS OF YOUR RELATIVE IN THE USA?

I'M IN BETWEEN LIVING IN TEXAS OR FLORIDA STILL TO DECIDE..SO WHAT SHOULD I WRITE?

Not known at this time

Thanks in advance

[ngvuanh 0]

11: They are asking NAME(s) of Prior Husband(s)/Wive(s).

If you married once, say NONE.

15: Name your current employer no matter where they are.

17: List your MOTHER, BROTHERs and SISTERs (if any)

18: If you don't know where to live, nobody knows. Just pick one.

Hello Vjers, a few questions I have before my son file for me next Thursday!! It's time!! On question...

11 PRIOR NAME HUSBANDS/WIVES?

SHOULD I WRITE HER MAIDEN NAME?

15 NAME AND ADDRESS OF CURRENT EMPLOYER?

THIS IS MY EMPLOYER HERE IN THE UK?

17 LIST NAME OF WIFE /CHILDREN OF YOUR RELATIVE?

DO I NEED TO LIST MY SON THE PETITIONER AS WELL?

18 ADDRESS OF YOUR RELATIVE IN THE USA?

I'M IN BETWEEN LIVING IN TEXAS OR FLORIDA STILL TO DECIDE..SO WHAT SHOULD I WRITE?

Thanks in advance

[benuk 18]

11: They are asking NAME(s) of Prior Husband(s)/Wive(s).

If you married once, say NONE.

15: Name your current employer no matter where they are.

17: List your MOTHER, Brothers and Sisters (if any)

18: If you don't know where to live, nobody knows. Just pick one.

question 11- My previous wife that in the case is the mother of my son remarried twice already after me so should I write the name she uses today that is her 3rd husband?

question 17- They are asking to list wife/husband and children of your relative!! Brothers?Sisters?Mother? Don't think so!

question 18- I rather go with Joanna " Not know at this time"

Another question I have is on question 7 for the petitioner Other names? My son is a USC but as well have a Spanish passport were his name change just because of the fact that in America your last name is your father's name but in Spain is your mother's name! Example in the US Andrew Wilkinson Brown- Spain Andrew Brown Wilkinson...should he write this down?

Regards

[benuk 18]

Thanks for your reply JoannaV!!

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Hello Vjers, a few questions I have before my son file for me next Thursday!! It's time!! On question...

15 NAME AND ADDRESS OF CURRENT EMPLOYER?

THIS IS MY EMPLOYER HERE IN THE UK?

#15 is addressed to your son, the one filling out the form to petition for you. List your son's employer.

[JoannaV 174]

#15 is addressed to your son, the one filling out the form to petition for you. List your son's employer.

But it's in Section C? They only specify "your relative" in 13, 14, 16 because they are phrased as questions. I can prove this because the London sample I-130 answered this question "not applicable - stay at home mum" and the beneficiary is the female :B

As for question 11, I'm not entirely sure, but I would think her original names would be acceptable. Because after all, there is no reason why you could be expected to know her subsequent names, that is I would think it a little too extreme for USCIS to require that everybody know the current name of their ex from decades ago, if you see what I mean. So using that reasoning I would go with what I originally said, however you could also add "now Warren" onto the end of all that.

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

But it's in Section C? They only specify "your relative" in 13, 14, 16 because they are phrased as questions. I can prove this because the London sample I-130 answered this question "not applicable - stay at home mum" and the beneficiary is the female :B

Sorry. You are totally right. I wasn't looking at the C.

(On my teeny, tiny laptop and had it enlarged on the question too much.)

::where's the blind smilie?::

[benuk 18]

But it's in Section C? They only specify "your relative" in 13, 14, 16 because they are phrased as questions. I can prove this because the London sample I-130 answered this question "not applicable - stay at home mum" and the beneficiary is the female :B

As for question 11, I'm not entirely sure, but I would think her original names would be acceptable. Because after all, there is no reason why you could be expected to know her subsequent names, that is I would think it a little too extreme for USCIS to require that everybody know the current name of their ex from decades ago, if you see what I mean. So using that reasoning I would go with what I originally said, however you could also add "now Warren" onto the end of all that.

Hi JoannaV, so the answer is regarding my employer right?? I'm confused now and for question 11 it make sense that they don't give a cupa if you know the person name after almost 12 years divorced!

Any toughs on my son others names? on question 7 for the petitioner!

Regards

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Any toughs on my son others names? on question 7 for the petitioner!

I think it would be appropriate to list any names he has ever used especially on documents (like his Spanish passport)that may be different than what he has on his US things like passport, driving license etc., even if it just the order of the names that is different.

[benuk 18]

I think it would be appropriate to list any names he has ever used especially on documents (like his Spanish passport)that may be different than what he has on his US things like passport, driving license etc., even if it just the order of the names that is different.

I'm with you Nich-Nick it's really only on his Spanish passport that his name change anything when he is in the US stays the same! Sorry to come again regarding this question but on question 15 is regarding my employer or my son's employer..I lost the plot!

Thanks a lot

[ngvuanh 0]

I have misreading somewhere on your post. I thought you are petitioner.

So go back to the answers, I would say.

Question 7: They only care if your son has any other name than current one since he entered to the US.

Question 11: You can write her name as she was with you before.

Question 15: Your son's current employer name and address. This made me confused before, so I had asked USCIS and they confirmed it is petitioner's employer.

Question 18: You should have known where you intent to live or your application will be incompleted. You can change later once you get here.

Edited November 11, 2011 by ngvuanh

[benuk 18]

I have misreading somewhere on your post. I thought you are petitioner.

So go back to the answers, I would say.

Question 7: They only care if your son has any other name than current one since he entered to the US.

He was born on the US and later acquired the Spanish passport!

Question 11: You can write her name as she was with you before.

Yes we will write her maiden name!

Question 15: Your son's current employer name and address. This made me confused before, so I had asked USCIS and they confirmed it is petitioner's employer.

Thanks for taking the time and asking USCIS.

Question 18: You should have known where you intent to live or your application will be uncompleted. You can change later once you get here.

Yes I will do that and change later..apoligies for the confusion is just because I have been following this site for months now I'm helping my son with all the questions he need to start the process!

Best Regards

Edited November 11, 2011 by benuk

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

I'm with you Nich-Nick it's really only on his Spanish passport that his name change anything when he is in the US stays the same! Sorry to come again regarding this question but on question 15 is regarding my employer or my son's employer..I lost the plot!

Thanks a lot

If you look at the fist page of the I-130, most of the left half is Part B #1-14b --all about the petitioner, your son.

The right half of the page is call Part C #1-16 --all about the immigrant, you benuk.

Part C continues on page 2 with #17-22, also information about benuk.

[benuk 18]

If you look at the fist page of the I-130, most of the left half is Part B #1-14b --all about the petitioner, your son.

The right half of the page is call Part C #1-16 --all about the immigrant, you benuk.

Part C continues on page 2 with #17-22, also information about benuk.

Yep, after looking...reading...and paying attention no doubt that you know what you are talking about and I do appreciate your time and help! I will be looking for you for sure again.

Regards