Civil documents for petitioner when filling for parents

[Kardashian 3]

So, I read that the petitioner also needs to submit civil documents if he/she is filling for a parent. What documents exactly does the petitioner send...I ll list out a few here and please advise me on any addtion or deletion.

For the petitioner:

1) Photocopy of the passport's biographic page

2) Birth certificate (original or certified)

3) Marriage certificate , current and previous if any (original or cetified)

What else?

Thanks a bunch Happy Mother's day

[J3MJ3M 2]

• Proof of U.S. citizen status of petitioner. Depending on how you became a citizen, you should make a copy of your birth certificate, passport, certificate of naturalization, or Form FS-20 (Report of Birth Abroad of a United States Citizen).

• Proof that you are the child of your parent: This can most likely be covered by submitting a copy of your birth certificate listing your beneficiary parent as your mother or father.

Marriage Certificate. A photocopy of your marriage certificate.

Fees. The fee for an I-130 visa petition is, as of early 2014, $420. However, these fees go up fairly regularly, so double-check this on the USCIS website or by calling USCIS at 800-375-5283.

As stated above you do not have to send these documents in original copies unless they ask you to after they review your case. Visit http://www.uscis.gov/i-130 for more information. I hope this helps.

Best of luck!

Edited May 11, 2014 by J3MJ3M

[JRluvsLhyn 0]

Opps sorry for my first post, wrong info.

If your are filing for I-130 Application you will need:

1. Copy of Applicant birth certificate

2. Copy of applicant marriage certificate if married

3. Proof of petitioner's citizenship ( passport or copy of naturalization cert.)

4. Copy of petitioner's birth certificate

5. Copy of petitioner's marriage certificate if married