Family Immigration: Prove Your Love Story is Legit. USCIS Wants to Know the Details!
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Sponsoring multiple family members for the US requires separate Form I-130s with fees, documents, and proof of your relationship, but an attorney can help navigate the process.
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Single Parent Adoption Dream? Form I-130 Might Be Your Key (But Here's What You'll Need to Prove Your Family Bond)...
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Concurrent filing of Forms I-130 (relative petition) and I-485 (green card application) by immediate relatives of US citizens might speed up processing, potentially leading to earlier work permits and travel authorization (consult an attorney for eligibility details).
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Green card holders based on family sponsorship can renew their expiring card (or lost/damaged one) using Form I-90 with proof of status, biometrics appointment (if needed), filing fee, and wait for a new card (consult an attorney if unsure).
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Bringing a relative to the US with Form I-130 requires proof of your US status, your relationship, additional documents (photos, ID, etc.), translations (if needed), fees, and careful review to avoid delays (consult an attorney if needed).
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Sponsoring a family member already in the US for a green card? Here you can explore your options…
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Green card holders lacking a valid passport can apply for a travel document. Here’s what you need to know..
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The Form I-130, petitioning for a relative's green card, doesn't expire itself. Here's a breakdown of key points…
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I-130 approved? If in the US, file Form I-485 for adjustment of status; if abroad, wait for the National Visa Center and interview for your immigrant visa and green card (maintain residency and follow US immigration laws).
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Navigating Family-Based Immigration: A Look at Key Forms and Processes. The Forms You'll Need (Depending on Your Situation): Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative), Form I-485 (Adjustment of Status)...
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Thinking of bringing a family member to the US permanently? Here's a breakdown of the I-130 petition process to sponsor them for a green card:
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Thinking about applying for a Green Card and want your family by your side? You might be eligible to include them in your application!
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