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Hi all!

 

I am a US citizen filing I-130 online for my sibling. I have questions regarding filing the form.

 

1. I am naturalized citizen, but I have lost my Certificate of Naturalization. The guide on VJ says I can provide my US passport, but on I-130 there is no such option.

 

2. I don't remember my A number. Is it important if I am a citizen now. Can I just skip this question?

 

3. My mother's last name is now different from that on my and my sister's birth certificate. In fact, she changed it twice. But there is no such question in I-130. So I just have to put in her current last name which differs from the name on birth certificates. It doesn't make sence. Do I need to provide her marriage and divorce certificates in "Additional Information"? 

 

Thank you!

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20 hours ago, rita2086 said:

Hi all!

 

I am a US citizen filing I-130 online for my sibling. I have questions regarding filing the form.

 

1. I am naturalized citizen, but I have lost my Certificate of Naturalization. The guide on VJ says I can provide my US passport, but on I-130 there is no such option.

 

2. I don't remember my A number. Is it important if I am a citizen now. Can I just skip this question?

 

3. My mother's last name is now different from that on my and my sister's birth certificate. In fact, she changed it twice. But there is no such question in I-130. So I just have to put in her current last name which differs from the name on birth certificates. It doesn't make sence. Do I need to provide her marriage and divorce certificates in "Additional Information"? 

 

Thank you!

I filed I-130 for my mom and included translations with copies of originals for her name changes. Also I’m pretty sure you will need your naturalization certificate, at least it’s number, otherwise NVC will will send an RFE which will extend the approval process possibly by a month or even longer.

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