few question plz

[Shuki 4]

I am kinda confused about few things in this guide and will probably be another stupid question from me (i am not so bright) but i have to ask.

- copy of the petitioner`s/intending immigrant`s divorce documents. (if filing for a spouse, and or both of you have been divorced before)

Is this actually needed and does it affect my wife (USC) who was divorced allready?

- A copy of petitioner`s proof of naturalization (if applicable)

- A copy of petitioner`s proof of permanent residency (if applicable)

Who would be "petitioner" in this case me or my wife (USC)?

Now about money orders.. Does they have to be particularly on each name as the forms are filled or i can sign all of them on me ?

Thx in advance :*

[caeremonarius 26]

I am kinda confused about few things in this guide and will probably be another stupid question from me (i am not so bright) but i have to ask.

- copy of the petitioner`s/intending immigrant`s divorce documents. (if filing for a spouse, and or both of you have been divorced before)

Is this actually needed and does it affect my wife (USC) who was divorced allready?

- A copy of petitioner`s proof of naturalization (if applicable)

- A copy of petitioner`s proof of permanent residency (if applicable)

Who would be "petitioner" in this case me or my wife (USC)?

Now about money orders.. Does they have to be particularly on each name as the forms are filled or i can sign all of them on me ?

Thx in advance :*

The USC is the petitioner; the immigrant spouse is the beneficiary.

Good luck!

AJ

[Shuki 4]

The USC is the petitioner; the immigrant spouse is the beneficiary.

Good luck!

AJ

So i guess proof of naturalization and proof of permanent residency for her would be her birth certificate and some of the utility bills cos she is born here.

Thx

[Shuki 4]

And does petitioners (my wife`s) birt cert has to be CERTIFIED for AoS package or i can send copies ? Cos i see that certified birth cert has to be brought on interview but i dont know if it has to be send with the papers aswell ...

[hmh33 117]

Neither proof of naturalization nor proof of permanent residency is applicable since your wife was neither naturalized nor is she a permanent resident. She is a US citizen by birth and should include a photocopy of her birth certificate as proof of that. She should bring the original (certified copy) birth certificate to the interview, she only needs to submit a photocopy with the I-130.

The payment can be as separate checks / money orders for each form or as one combined check / money order for $1490 (in the most common case). It doesn't matter whose signature is on it.

[Shuki 4]

Neither proof of naturalization nor proof of permanent residency is applicable since your wife was neither naturalized nor is she a permanent resident. She is a US citizen by birth and should include a photocopy of her birth certificate as proof of that. She should bring the original (certified copy) birth certificate to the interview, she only needs to submit a photocopy with the I-130.

The payment can be as separate checks / money orders for each form or as one combined check / money order for $1490 (in the most common case). It doesn't matter whose signature is on it.

This kinda sums it up.

Cheers