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Just became Naturalized US Citizen and Applying for Mother - I130 - I have few questions please

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Hello, I just got my citizenship few days ago :) , and I am ready to apply to bring my mother to the US - she lives abroad and never being to the US . I started the I-130 application. online and I have few questions please: 

1- My mother divorced recently from my father. (I have the divorce decree scan pdf with translation and all proper stamps) is it needed to be submitted?

2- The Question ask about statement, school , Religious .. etc .. I couldn't understand the question , what exactly needed to be submitted here please ? 

3- The Question ask about to list all the beneficiary children ( My mother ) we are all adults and married .. Do I need to list myslef and brothers and sister as her children even we are all adults ? 

4- Any originals would be needed to be shipped to the US here ? ( right now I have pdf scans for all the documents for my mother . 

What documents I have : 

Petitioner  :  Naturalization Certificate + My Birth Certificate show my mother name on it . 

Beneficiary ( mother all just pdf scan here in the US , orgionals are with my mom abroad ) :  Birth Certificate , Passport , Divorce Decree , Marriage Certificate , Residency ID ( shows her name and address in original language with translation ) , Local ID . 

Anything else need ? 

Please advise me everything would be helpful to know !

Thanks in  advance  

 

 

 

  

 

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3.  Yes.  Read the questions carefully and interpret them literally.  

4.  You do not need any of her original documents.

Do NOT send ANY originals to USCIS unless they ask for them.

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Mike E   11,739

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1 hour ago, johnnyI129F said:

 

1- My mother divorced recently from my father. (I have the divorce decree scan pdf with translation and all proper stamps) is it needed to be submitted?

If her name changed, yes. 

1 hour ago, johnnyI129F said:

2- The Question ask about statement, school , Religious .. etc .. I couldn't understand the question , what exactly needed to be submitted here please ?

 

List the question that troubles you.

 

1 hour ago, johnnyI129F said:

  

 

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