I-130 plzzzzz help!!!

[laurie1015 1]

in the I-130 form on section C #13 they ask has your relative ever been to the US? are they asking if i have ever been there or has my spouse ever been there ? also can someone explain to me question #22 plz reply i wanted to send it in by today

[The Mean Lady 604]

The answer to your first question depends on who you are in the whole situation.

It wants to know if the beneficiary (the intending immigrant) has ever been the US.

Edited November 19, 2012 by KDubovik

[laurie1015 1]

can someone help me with questions number 13 on section c in the i-130 and also question number 22 im confused plz help i want to send it in today!!!

[bsd058 296]

can someone help me with questions number 13 on section c in the i-130 and also question number 22 im confused plz help i want to send it in today!!!

Section C Number 13 is fairly straight forward. Has the relative you're petitioning ever set foot inside of the USA?

For number 22, everyone has difficulty with this one...is your relative planning on staying in his country until approved or is he/she going to be in the USA waiting for approval?

[laurie1015 1]

he's going to stay in his country

[laurie1015 1]

Section C Number 13 is fairly straight forward. Has the relative you're petitioning ever set foot inside of the USA?

For number 22, everyone has difficulty with this one...is your relative planning on staying in his country until approved or is he/she going to be in the USA waiting for approval?

NO HE'S GOING TO STAY IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC , SOMEONE TOLD ME TO JUST PUT N/A IS THAT CORRECT ?

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

NO HE'S GOING TO STAY IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC , SOMEONE TOLD ME TO JUST PUT N/A IS THAT CORRECT ?

Yes, you only fill that out if he is staying in America and adjusting status. N/A works fine.

Edited November 19, 2012 by Nola123

[laurie1015 1]

Yes, you only fill that out if he is staying in America and adjusting status. N/A works fine.

LOL THANKS SO MUCH I HAD ALREADY SENT IT IN WITH N/A WRITTEN ON IT I WAS JUST SO NERVOUS

[bsd058 296]

NO HE'S GOING TO STAY IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC , SOMEONE TOLD ME TO JUST PUT N/A IS THAT CORRECT ?

You do put N/A on the left, but read carefully. You must put the consulate he will be interviewed at in the section on the right of the same question.

It states:

If your relative is not eligible for adjustment of status, he or she will apply for a visa abroad at the American consular post in:

In this section you put the city and country in which immigration will conduct the interview. This is wherever the consulate in his country is that conducts interviews for immigrant visas.

If you put nothing here, I would suspect that they possibly might choose your consulate for you, but I cannot know for sure.

Edited November 19, 2012 by bsd058

[laurie1015 1]

You do put N/A on the left, but read carefully. You must put the consulate he will be interviewed at in the section on the right of the same question.

It states:

If your relative is not eligible for adjustment of status, he or she will apply for a visa abroad at the American consular post in:

In this section you put the city and country in which immigration will conduct the interview. This is wherever the consulate in his country is that conducts interviews for immigrant visas.

If you put nothing here, I would suspect that they possibly might choose your consulate for you, but I cannot know for sure.

I DID SEE THESE AND AT FIRST I HAD PUT IN A CITY BUT I WAS GETTING SO MANY PPL TELLING ME THAT THIS ONLY APPLIES IF HE IS IN THE USA THAT I JUST DECIDED TO PUT N/A HOPEFULLY THEY JUT FILL THATIN FOR US

[bsd058 296]

I DID SEE THESE AND AT FIRST I HAD PUT IN A CITY BUT I WAS GETTING SO MANY PPL TELLING ME THAT THIS ONLY APPLIES IF HE IS IN THE USA THAT I JUST DECIDED TO PUT N/A HOPEFULLY THEY JUT FILL THATIN FOR US

I think they might.