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jimmynuetron   0

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I have gotten mixed responsed regarding bringing a minor child in with the wife seperate i130s??. Not sure if it is a requirement. Or only if you are going the CR1 route do you have to have this, it just seems strange to fill out an i130 for a child 2 years old.

Also for a k3 do you have to do a g325a for the child seperate? Seperate passport fotos and passport for the child as well??

I really appreciate your help

Met in Medellin Colombia October 06

Was in Medellin 1 week every month for the the year

Married June 28th 07 Wedding in Bello ( applied for residence in Colombia, granted temporal residencia for 2 years.)

07/07/07 Sent i-130

07/17/07 NOA1

03/24/08 Touched

03/24/08 Called

04/17/08 Touched

04/23/08 Called again

05/14/08 Approved Email notification

08/14/07 I129f sent

09/20/07 NOA1

05/14/08 Approved Email notification

04/24/08 Touched

Need the i129 approval

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Yodrak   7

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jimmynuetron,

Each and every alien relative needs to have an approved I-130 petition to immigrate to the USA. What's strange is that fiance(e)s and their children do not.

The form instructions tell you who needs a G-325A - RTFM.

Whether a separate passport is required for a 2 year-old child depends on the laws of the country that would be issuing the passport.

Yodrak

I have gotten mixed responsed regarding bringing a minor child in with the wife seperate i130s??. Not sure if it is a requirement. Or only if you are going the CR1 route do you have to have this, it just seems strange to fill out an i130 for a child 2 years old.

Also for a k3 do you have to do a g325a for the child seperate? Seperate passport fotos and passport for the child as well??

I really appreciate your help

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