Father not wanting to sign I-130

[aleful 1,905]

hi

were you legally adopted? one thing is to register you illegally as his child

another thing is going through a legal adoption

then when did he legally adopt you? do you have proof of the adoption?

[Ajinomoto123 0]

hi

were you legally adopted? one thing is to register you illegally as his child

another thing is going through a legal adoption

then when did he legally adopt you? do you have proof of the adoption?

Yes of course! he adopted me here in Brazil, I have the document, since of course I-130 asked for it. It is legal from a registered on notary's office and signed by a judge.

[christeen 966]

However, he is not living in the USA, and if he would move there, he cannot be forced to file an I130 for you... Sorry

[Boiler 45,665]

And he doesn't want to.

[Justine+David 218]

Does your mom have a green card? I suppose the easiest way would be to wait until she becomes a US citizen. Wouldn't he be a derivative citizen if he was young enough?

[Ajinomoto123 0]

Hey, my mom won´t be a US citizen so soon, at leat not before I am 21. So the new question is: If my father files the I-130 in the US, I won´t have to file a I-485, I can do the Consular Processing here in Brazil since I´m not in the US, right?

[MIBEN 83]

As stated above tHe adopted parent cannot be forced to file the I-130 regardless if he is married or divorced. This visa is not applicable unless he is moving to the US and requests to take you with him but from what gather he is not moving to the US.

Good luck...

[aaron2020 11,651]

Hey, my mom won´t be a US citizen so soon, at leat not before I am 21. So the new question is: If my father files the I-130 in the US, I won´t have to file a I-485, I can do the Consular Processing here in Brazil since I´m not in the US, right?

No.

Why can't you understand that no matter were he files the I-130, you cannot get a visa as long as your adopted father lives in Brazil?

You seem to ignore what people have posted.

Edited March 1, 2014 by aaron2020

[Boiler 45,665]

I think we can rule out the Student Visa option.

[Avery Cates 1,141]

my sponsor would be his doughter´s husband (US citizen), and he wants me to go to the US.

What? Your idea is for your step-father's daughter's husband to petition for you?

No.

I think we can rule out the Student Visa option.

Ha!

Edited March 1, 2014 by Avery Cates

[Ajinomoto123 0]

What? Your idea is for your step-father's daughter's husband to petition for you?

No.

Ha!

No, he is only my sponsor.

I think we can rule out the Student Visa option.

By the way I study International Relations, but I woudn´t like go go to the US and continuing studying right away.

[Avery Cates 1,141]

No, he is only my sponsor.

By the way I study International Relations, but I woudn´t like go go to the US and continuing studying right away.

So when are your mother and/or step-father making the permanent move to the US?

[Ajinomoto123 0]

So when are your mother and/or step-father making the permanent move to the US?

My mother wont, my father will probably go on May, but I´m not sure he will move permanently. So I can only file I-130 on May or can I file it now and file for Green Card on May?

[nanana 74]

Your father has to BE LIVE WORK HAVE A HOME in US permanently - not only visit - he could even file from abroad but only if he would be able to provide DOMICILE.

maybe you should make more research now about domicile before asking another Q.

(someone correct me if I am wrong )

Edited March 1, 2014 by nanana

[Avery Cates 1,141]

My mother wont, my father will probably go on May, but I´m not sure he will move permanently. So I can only file I-130 on May or can I file it now and file for Green Card on May?

So your potential soon-to-be-divorced step-father will be taking a temporary trip to the US and doesn't want to file for you anyway, and your mother will be staying in Brazil?

Then you have no business in the US.

Enjoy Brazil.

Edited March 1, 2014 by Avery Cates