MY MOTHER WANTS TO PETITION HER DAUGHTER OVERSEAS..BUT NO INCOME

[kingswood 0]

Hi everyone,

I am a new member here. i know you guys can help me about my mother situation i want to say thank you in advance.

here the situation my mother is LPR but she don't have any income and job my mother 71 yrs old. I'm a USC and want to help my siblings overseas. My Mother wants to petition her Daugther in Philippines which is my sister. she is over age and have disability problem she is 36 yrs old single. I want to petition her sister by sister case but i know its gonna takes 21 or 23 yrs really long. but my mother i know is not takes longer than that my questions are.

How my mother can petition my sister in the Philippines even she don't have any income here.

How many years gonna takes?

Should i provide the afidavit support to my sister.

How about the FORM i know is I130 petition for alien relatives so my mom can sign everything since she is a petitioner.

that' all for now so hope someone out here can help me. thank you so much

[milimelo 4,554]

If mom petitions, you're looking at F2B (unmarried son/daughter of LPR) and 10 years of wait for Philippines: they're currently interviewing people who were petitioned on 15AUG01or earlier.

One thing to bear in mind - while you can be a co-sponsor for I-864, if your mother dies in the next 10 years, the petition will be cancelled. Another thing, your mom and you as the co-sponsor may have to prove in 10 yrs the medical insurance for your disabled sister. Embassy could even deny the visa on the presumption of possibility of becoming public charge depending on her health status.

Also moving this topic to bringing family members of LPRs as mom is LPR.

Edited November 23, 2011 by milimelo

[kingswood 0]

If mom petitions, you're looking at F2B (unmarried son/daughter of LPR) and 10 years of wait for Philippines: they're currently interviewing people who were petitioned on 15AUG01or earlier.

One thing to bear in mind - while you can be a co-sponsor for I-864, if your mother dies in the next 10 years, the petition will be cancelled. Another thing, your mom and you as the co-sponsor may have to prove in 10 yrs the medical insurance for your disabled sister. Embassy could even deny the visa on the presumption of possibility of becoming public charge depending on her health status.

Also moving this topic to bringing family members of LPRs as mom is LPR.

thanks for the reply

if my mother dies in the next ten years. I'm just thinking if i can petition too so the case will not cancelled or abandon. I was wondering if i can do that

[milimelo 4,554]

thanks for the reply

if my mother dies in the next ten years. I'm just thinking if i can petition too so the case will not cancelled or abandon. I was wondering if i can do that

You can have more than one petition for the same person - ie. have mom petition and you also petition at the same time (so two (2) I-130).

[kingswood 0]

You can have more than one petition for the same person - ie. have mom petition and you also petition at the same time (so two (2) I-130).

so need to pay separately then

[milimelo 4,554]

so need to pay separately then

Of course - government doesn't have pay one, the second one is free options.

[kingswood 0]

Of course - government doesn't have pay one, the second one is free options.

oh well thanks alots really help to me

[kingswood 0]

oh well thanks alots really help to me

i was wondering if my aunt can provide afidavit support to my sister while my mom petition my sister. please reply asap thanks

[Anh map 2,098]

i was wondering if my aunt can provide afidavit support to my sister while my mom petition my sister. please reply asap thanks

Any US citizen or LPR can be a sponsor. That will not be needed until the visa interview.

[VanessaTony 3,567]

i was wondering if my aunt can provide afidavit support to my sister while my mom petition my sister. please reply asap thanks

Yes she can. That won't help speed things up. It will still take MANY years.

[kingswood 0]

Any US citizen or LPR can be a sponsor. That will not be needed until the visa interview.

the thing is i dont know why my mother want me to provide the afidavit support to my sister she want her sister which is my aunt. my aunt is USC

me and my husband we have enough support to provide afidavit support to my sister. oh well i think my aunt wants to help something

thanks for the reply

[kingswood 0]

Yes she can. That won't help speed things up. It will still take MANY years.

oh i get that what do you think how long it is.

[VanessaTony 3,567]

oh i get that what do you think how long it is.

It was said in post #2: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/339800-my-mother-wants-to-petition-her-daughter-overseasbut-no-income/page__view__findpost__p__5020745 over 10 years for your mother to petition her. For you to petition her I believe it's more like 23 years.

[Boiler 46,107]

How are you funding your Mothers Medical needs?

How would you fund her daughters?

[kingswood 0]

How are you funding your Mothers Medical needs?

How would you fund her daughters?

My mother cover to my medical insurance co'z I am in the service.

About to my sister they do have free medical here specially my sister disability.

Let me know if I'm right.