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Fruit_blend   0

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Real quick question!

so as I'm filing I-130 for my parents:

in section E- can i put N/A?

and then in section F- my name and signature?

thanks in advance!

The reason why I'm asking is that i got a notice from USCIS stating that my signature in section F is not valid signature for this purpose.....

I thought my parents don't need to sign I-130 since I'm the one who prepares their forms...

Please, someone advice! do you have to get your parents signature on I-130 as well???

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WorldTravelers   5

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Form I-130 is Petition for Alien Relative.

You are filing this form, petitioning for your parents.

Section E of form I-130 is Signature of Petitioner, You.

If you had someone else complete this for you i.e. your attorney, then that person should sign in section F. Petitioner should not sign section F.

You should sign section E. Your parents should not sign anything on I-130.

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Fruit_blend   0

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Form I-130 is Petition for Alien Relative.

You are filing this form, petitioning for your parents.

Section E of form I-130 is Signature of Petitioner, You.

If you had someone else complete this for you i.e. your attorney, then that person should sign in section F. Petitioner should not sign section F.

You should sign section E. Your parents should not sign anything on I-130.

Dang...so i should have signed section E instead of F....

thank you,WorldTravelers, for your respond!

so should i just put N/A in section F?even in "print name and address"?

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WorldTravelers   5

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so should i just put N/A in section F?even in "print name and address"?

You can leave section F blank.

Edited by WorldTravelers

USCIS (106 days) US Consulate/Medical

12/18/12- NOA1 08/22/13- Medical

04/03/13- NOA2 09/16/13- Interview (Approved!)

Transit (68 days) 09/19/13- Visa in hand

NVC (59 days) 09/19/13- USCIS Immigrant Fee paid, ELIS: Circle: Accepted, Status: Case Received

06/10/13- Case Received ELIS/GC Production (63 days)

06/19/13- Case # and IIN Received 12/14/13- POE Houston

06/19/13- DS-3032 emailed 12/23/13- SSN card arrived in the mail

06/21/13- AOS bill paid 02/06/14- ELIS: Circle: Optimized, Status: In Process

06/25/13- DS-3032 accepted 02/07/14- USCIS status: Initial Review

06/26/13- IV bill paid 02/10/14- USCIS status: Card Production

06/28/13- AOS and IV packages sent 02/13/14- ELIS Circle: Closed, Status: Card Produced

07/23/13- IV accepted 02/15/14- card arrived in the mail

07/26/13- AOS accepted

07/26/13- Case complete

07/30/13- Interview scheduled (for 09/16/13)

08/08/13- Case left NVC For my FULL timeline, see my "About Me" page.

 
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