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Doanh M.

help- where on the I-130 do i need to mention that my brother has a wife and two kids

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Hi all,

I am filling out the I-130 to petition my brother to come to the US. My brother is married with two kids and I would like to bring them over as well.

It's unclear to me where on the I-130 do I list out their names and information.

Please advise me! Your help is appreciated!

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His marital status etc does not really matter now.

More an issue for when his visa number becomes current, what matters then is his current spouse and any children that qualify.

Obviously a lot can change over this sort of time period.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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hi thanks for your reply. can you please however elaborate.

His children are young, one is 2 and other is 4. We are aware that this process will take about 12 years + before they possibly can make their way here. So they probably won't be 18 before then.

Why wouldn't his current spouse not qualify then unless they are divorced then if that's what you meant?

I am just doing my diligent now so fill out the forms correctly. I just don't know how to include his family on the I-130 form as it's not very clear.

IF anyone can help that would be much appreciated!

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