Form I-130

[neha143 0]

My brother had filed for my immigration in 2008, in 2010 he has been asked for some evidence and he had send it, but my case status still shows that it request for evidence has been sent in 2010. Can somebody help me please

 

[Lil bear 4,295]

3 minutes ago, Neha143 said:

My brother had filed for my immigration in 2008, in 2010 he has been asked for some evidence and he had send it, but my case status still shows that it request for evidence has been sent in 2010. Can somebody help me please

 

He should call USCIS and enquire 

What is your immigrating category and home country ? 

Edited June 5, 2020 by Lil bear

[geowrian 22,338]

Contact USCIS to see if it's still pending adjudication. Even for F4 that is a long time fro the petition to sit.

 

11 minutes ago, Lil bear said:

What is your immigrating category

Should be F4 as it was the brother filing for him. Also explains why there's been no rush.

[Kurdish 76]

Hello, I have a question. I want to apply for my whole family 3 sisters they are married and my oldest brother he is married too. And my mom, youngest sister and youngest brother. Can I apply for all of them in one form or I have to apply sperately 

[Lil bear 4,295]

9 minutes ago, Kurdish said:

Hello, I have a question. I want to apply for my whole family 3 sisters they are married and my oldest brother he is married too. And my mom, youngest sister and youngest brother. Can I apply for all of them in one form or I have to apply sperately 

no   Separate i130 for each family member. Siblings spouses and dependent children will be    If you are not a USC you cannot apply for your mother. Siblings spouses and dependent children are derivatives on your  siblings applications. Age and marital status  dictate eligibility and  visa category. 

[Kurdish 76]

1 minute ago, Lil bear said:

no   Separate i130 for each family member. Siblings spouses and dependent children will be    If you are not a USC you cannot apply for your mother. Siblings spouses and dependent children are derivatives on your  siblings applications. Age and marital status  dictate eligibility and  visa category. 

I am US Citizen. For my sisters and brother married with children under 21 I can use one I-130 right? For my mom, youngest brother and sister they are not married I can do 3 of them one form right 

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

16 minutes ago, Kurdish said:

I am US Citizen. For my sisters and brother married with children under 21 I can use one I-130 right? For my mom, youngest brother and sister they are not married I can do 3 of them one form right 

One i130 for each sibling (whether single or plus his/her derivatives - spouse and children under 21). All F4 petitions.

One for your mom. Your mom’s is IR and does not allow derivatives. 
 

so for example if you have mom two single siblings  and two married siblings that is 5 i130s

Edited June 6, 2020 by SusieQQQ

[Kurdish 76]

1 minute ago, SusieQQQ said:

One i130 for each sibling (whether single or plus his/her derivatives - spouse and children under 21)

One for your mom. Your mom’s is IR and does not allow derivatives. 

Thank you so much. I came to USA from IOM on 2012. I applied for same of my family at IOM long time ago but I don't hear from them, does affect if I fill out I-130 for them? 

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

5 minutes ago, Kurdish said:

Thank you so much. I came to USA from IOM on 2012. I applied for same of my family at IOM long time ago but I don't hear from them, does affect if I fill out I-130 for them? 

I’m sorry, I don’t know what IOM is? But you can have more than one Immigrant petition in the system for someone, they will just adjudicate whichever one gets current first.

[Kurdish 76]

Just now, SusieQQQ said:

I’m sorry, I don’t know what IOM is? But you can have more than one Immigrant petition in the system for someone, they will just adjudicate whichever one gets current first.

International Organization for Migration. This agency bring people who is working with American army or American comonay in the world. OK Thanks 

[geowrian 22,338]

1 hour ago, Kurdish said:

Hello, I have a question. I want to apply for my whole family 3 sisters they are married and my oldest brother he is married too. And my mom, youngest sister and youngest brother. Can I apply for all of them in one form or I have to apply sperately 

One I-130 for each sibling. Their spouse and/or children would fall under that I-130. Expect ~15-20+ years (just so you are aware...it's a long-haul wait). Any children they may have might be adults by then and no longer eligible ("age out").

 

One I-130 for the mother. Her children cannot come at the same time. Expect ~12-16 months normally (see note below).

 

Your mother can petition for her unmarried children once entering on the IR-5 visa.

Expect ~1-2.5 years for them if they remain unmarried and are under 21 for their visas after the mother files, depending on the Visa Bulletin for F2A.

Expect 5-7 years for them if they are 21 or older at the time of filing (or if they turn 21 while waiting and not covered by CSPA) - and they remain unmarried - for their visas after the mother files.

 

Note that visa for all categories above are currently suspended per an Executive Order (EO). This likely doesn't impact anybody except your mother given the timeframes involved. It may or may not impact your mother depending on how long her process takes and when the EO restrictions are lifted.

 

Due to financial sponsorship burdens with so many people, what some people have done is stagger things out so the newly immigrated relatives who have the highest paid skill sets are able to help out.

 

That said, financial sponsorship won't be an issue until shortly before the visas are ready to be processed (not at the time of filing the I-130). Sponsoring a parent may or may not be a considerable challenge, depending on your means + their age/health/employment history/etc.

For instance, if they are retired or otherwise do not have a work history suggesting they are likely to work in the US (or suitable income/assets form other sources), one may need considerable income above the minimum requirements to ensure they won't become a public charge.

[Kurdish 76]

6 minutes ago, geowrian said:

One I-130 for each sibling. Their spouse and/or children would fall under that I-130. Expect ~15-20+ years (just so you are aware...it's a long-haul wait). Any children they may have might be adults by then and no longer eligible ("age out").

 

One I-130 for the mother. Her children cannot come at the same time. Expect ~12-16 months normally (see note below).

 

Your mother can petition for her unmarried children once entering on the IR-5 visa.

Expect ~1-2.5 years for them if they remain unmarried and are under 21 for their visas after the mother files, depending on the Visa Bulletin for F2A.

Expect 5-7 years for them if they are 21 or older at the time of filing (or if they turn 21 while waiting and not covered by CSPA) - and they remain unmarried - for their visas after the mother files.

 

Note that visa for all categories above are currently suspended per an Executive Order (EO). This likely doesn't impact anybody except your mother given the timeframes involved. It may or may not impact your mother depending on how long her process takes and when the EO restrictions are lifted.

 

Due to financial sponsorship burdens with so many people, what some people have done is stagger things out so the newly immigrated relatives who have the highest paid skill sets are able to help out.

 

That said, financial sponsorship won't be an issue until shortly before the visas are ready to be processed (not at the time of filing the I-130). Sponsoring a parent may or may not be a considerable challenge, depending on your means + their age/health/employment history/etc.

For instance, if they are retired or otherwise do not have a work history suggesting they are likely to work in the US (or suitable income/assets form other sources), one may need considerable income above the minimum requirements to ensure they won't become a public charge.

Thank you so much for explaining to me. 

[JFH 12,191]

16 hours ago, Kurdish said:

I am US Citizen. For my sisters and brother married with children under 21 I can use one I-130 right? For my mom, youngest brother and sister they are not married I can do 3 of them one form right 

So that’s 7 x form I-130 and 7 x $535 fees. So $3745 for the petitions. By the time the visas are ready to be issued, especially if all of the siblings are ready at roughly the same time, you will need an income well into the 6 figures to sponsor them all. Fortunately you have about 20 years to get to that stage, assuming the government doesn’t scrap this category by then. 
 

Your mother would be here much quicker. You will still be the sponsor for your wife by the time your mother comes if you petition for her now and proceed without slowing it down. Make sure you look into healthcare for your mother too. 

Edited June 6, 2020 by JFH

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

3 minutes ago, JFH said:

So that’s 9 x form I-130 and 9 x $535 fees. So $4815 for the petitions. By the time the visas are ready to be issued, especially if all of the siblings are ready at roughly the same time, you will need an income well into the 6 figures to sponsor them all. Fortunately you have about 20 years to get to that stage, assuming the government doesn’t scrap this category by then. 
 

Your mother would be here much quicker. You will still be the sponsor for your wife by the time your mother comes if you petition for her now and proceed without slowing it down. Make sure you look into healthcare for your mother too. 

How do you get 9, i counted 7. Mom, 3 married sisters, one married brother, two unmarried siblings?

doesn't change the point much though .

Edited June 6, 2020 by SusieQQQ

[JFH 12,191]

Just now, SusieQQQ said:

How do you get nine, did I miss where it’s stated he/she has 8 siblings?

I just corrected my post. 6 siblings and a parent. Three married sisters, a married brother and two younger, unmarried siblings.