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Hello my friends, I need help answering few questions please. I have a cousin who is a US citizen and she married her fiance who has a student visa. Can she apply for I 130 to keep him here in the US with her or will they send him back where he came from so she can apply for him? Can he stay here after he finishes his education and live with her?  I do appreciate all the help I can get.  Thank you for time.

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10 minutes ago, naha1975 said:

Hello my friends, I need help answering few questions please. I have a cousin who is a US citizen and she married her fiance who has a student visa. Can she apply for I 130 to keep him here in the US with her or will they send him back where he came from so she can apply for him? Can he stay here after he finishes his education and live with her?  I do appreciate all the help I can get.  Thank you for time.

He stays.  Your cousin files the I130, i485, i765, i131 all at the same time 

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59 minutes ago, naha1975 said:

Hello my friends, I need help answering few questions please. I have a cousin who is a US citizen and she married her fiance who has a student visa. Can she apply for I 130 to keep him here in the US with her or will they send him back where he came from so she can apply for him? Can he stay here after he finishes his education and live with her?  I do appreciate all the help I can get.  Thank you for time.

This is not an "I'll ask some questions for my cousin", kind of process."  Your cousin needs to do some homework starting here.  

 

 

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Met Playing Everquest in 2005
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K-1 & 4 K-2'S
Filed 05-09-07
Interview 03-12-08
Visa received 04-21-08
Entry 05-06-08
Married 06-21-08
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Cards Received01-22-09
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Filed 10-17-10
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Oath 06-29-12

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