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If my son is a USA citizen, could either one of my parents (my sons grandmother or grandfather) could either one petition my sons mother to the usa?

Example

Usa citizen marries a Filipina, they have a child

Can the citizens parents petition the childs mother, if the child becomes a usa citizen?

Does an i-130 cover a daughter in law and Grandson (the grandson whom is a usa citizen)

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10-02-2009 I-797C for Biometrics Appt
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05-11-2010 Request for Evidence on both the I129F and I130
07-01-2010 Case Transferred to Vermont Service Center
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No, grandparents/ in-laws have no petitionable relationship.

The USC son, once 21, can petition his mother.

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Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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No, grandparents/ in-laws have no petitionable relationship.

The USC son, once 21, can petition his mother.

agree :thumbs: :thumbs:

look at this link for more info :)

http://www.uscis.gov/USCIS/Resources/A1en.pdf

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* March 2nd 2012 --> I-130 sent

* March 5th 2012 --> I-130 Delivered at Chicago Lockbox

* March 7th 2012 --> Got NOA1 by SMS (Vermont Service Center)

* March 14th 2012 --> Got Hardcopy of I-797C in the airmail

* June 29th 2012 --> NOA2 (114days)

* July 5th 2012 --> Got Hardcopy of NOA2

NVC

* July 2nd 2012 --> NVC Received

* July 24th 2012 --> NVC Case Number and IIN received by e-mail

* July 24th 2012 --> E-mailed the DS 3032

* July 24th 2012 --> AOS Bill Paid

* July 26th 2012 --> AOS Bill Shows PAID

* July 28th 2012 --> AOS Package Sent

* August 2nd 2012 --> DS-3032 accepted

* August 3rd 2012 --> IV bill invoiced & PAID

* August 7th 2012 --> IV Bill Shows PAID

* August 17th 2012 --> IV Package Sent

* August 24th 2012 --> NVC Case Complete

* September 15th 2012 --> Interview Date Assigned

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* October 16th 2012 --> INTERVIEW (Approved)

* October 19th 2012 --> Visa in Hand

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Posted (edited)

If my son is a USA citizen, could either one of my parents (my sons grandmother or grandfather) could either one petition my sons mother to the usa?

Example

Usa citizen marries a Filipina, they have a child

Can the citizens parents petition the childs mother, if the child becomes a usa citizen?

Does an i-130 cover a daughter in law and Grandson (the grandson whom is a usa citizen - USC can't get a visa, they just need a passport)

YOU need to do the IR/CR-1 spousal visa for your wife

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