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Ed&Midori1031

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  • Birthday 12/18/1984

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    Vancouver
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    Washington

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  • Immigration Status
    Adjustment of Status (approved)
  • Place benefits filed at
    Chicago Lockbox
  • Local Office
    Portland OR
  • Country
    Brazil

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  1. Hey everyone. It's been a while since I've been here. I'm sorry if this has been posted a lot, but I would like a refresher. My wife wants to bring her mom over here to the U.S. for a while to basically help her get her health back on a better track. She suffered a stroke and year ago, and everything since then, her health has been declining. My wife's plan is to have her over there for about 3 to 6 months or so. I know about the I-130 form, but her intention is to not have her mom stay here permanently. What visa, or form would be the best wat to apply for this situation? Would it be a B-2 visa? Or form I-131 humanitarian Parole? Much help appreciated. Thank you!
  2. Hi Everyone! In case anyone is wondering, my wife completed her citizenship interview and passed! She was also able to do her oath ceremony that same day, just a couple of hours after the interview. As much as we wanted some friends and family around to see it, we figured we should just get it done and over with. The officer explained to us that her son does, in fact, have citizenship now. Soon, we will apply for their U.S. passports. Eventually I will apply for my stepsons naturalization certificate, but due to the cost of it, we decide to just get the passports first and then get the certificate later. Thank you all for your help!
  3. Hey everyone, Firsr and foremost, my wife finally got her new green card back, after waiting 18 months for approval! Conditions have been lifted! So now onto the naturalization process... Sorry if this has been asked and repeated before. If my wife decides to become a U.S. citizen, does that mean she will completely lose her Brazilian citizenship? Also, how do we go about getting citizen for her son who is under the age of 18? Is that a different form? Or does he apply on the same N400 form as her? Thank you for your time and help!
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