Discuss vsshah's I-130 USCIS Case

I-130 case: Approved in 32 days (437 days less than average)
India
U.S. Citizen
None
parent
IR-5
no
Nebraska
31 Aug 2009
09 Sep 2009
02 Sep 2009
no
11 Dec 2009
22 Jan 2010
approved
02 Oct 2009
32 days
21 Oct 2009
16 Dec 2009
Parents are in India. I-130 approved. Affidavit of Support fee paid on 21st Oct 2009 online. Affidavit of Support related papers sent to NVC, Portsmouth, NH on 28th October 2009.


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Posted by WAC1090
04 Aug 2010 #1
What is Affidavit of Support fee??
Posted by vsshah
04 Aug 2010 #2
$70 for each.

If you have parents. $70 for Mom and $70 for Dad.
Posted by nalwar
09 Nov 2010 #3
Hello vsshah,

I am a naturalized US citizen, and would like to apply GC for my parents.

I would really appreciate if you can please let me know, the process, what forms to file, where to file and respective timelines.

Thanks in advance
Posted by SkilledSlave
09 Nov 2010 #4
It took 4.5 months from start to finish. Lot of things are involved.
You have to file I-130.
For parents you need following for both.
(1) Passport, should not expire in next 1 year, at the time of interview (after 4.5 months from today).
(2) Birth Certificates. If not then affidavit by 2 elder people who know your father.
Birth certificate from your mother. Same
(3) If birth certificates is not available, and you are using affifadavit, then Letter from your town/vilage municipality, indicates that Birth certificate for this person is not available. (Birth non-availability certificate in English, otherwise, you have to tranlate in English and affidavit it)
(4) Marriage certificate. if not then affidavit by 2 people, who were present your parents' amrriage.
(5) They get get marriage certification from their local court.
(6) Police clearance certificate.
(7) Passport clearance certificate.
(8) Their degree certificates, if they have.
(9) Parents affidavit, which says you are their child, your birth date, place, and other facts they want to declare

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I-864 documents......

To,
National Visa Center
Attn. CMR AOS
32 Rochester Avenue
Portsmouth, NH 03801-2909


Subject: Affidavit of support for Alien Relative: XYZ SHAH (Beneficiary. my father).
List of Documents.

Sir/Madam,

Following things are attached.

1. Document Cover Sheet (BMB2*********)
2. I-864 Affidavit of Support. Filled form.

3. Employment Verification Letter (Original).
4. Paystubs of last 6 months: 01-Apr-2009 to 15-Oct-2009. Chronological Order.
5. W2-s of year 2008, 2007, 2006.
6. Tax Return 1040 of year 2008, 2007, 2006.


Please let me know, if any documents is missing or imperfect.

Thanks,

Abcdef. (Petitioner)

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DS-230 documents.....

To,
National Visa Center
Attn. DR
31 Rochester Avenue, Suite 100
Portsmouth, NH 03801-2909

Subject: DS 230 and Civil Documents for Alien Relative: XYZ SHAH (Beneficiary. my father).
List of
Posted by SkilledSlave
09 Nov 2010 #5
DS-230 documents.

To,
National Visa Center
Attn. DR
31 Rochester Avenue, Suite 100
Portsmouth, NH 03801-2909

Subject: DS 230 and Civil Documents for Alien Relative: XYZ SHAH (Beneficiary. my father).
List of Documents.

Sir/Madam,

Following things are attached.

1. Check list letter copy
2. Document Cover Sheet (BMB********)
3. DS 230 Part I and II. Filled form (Original).

4. Non-availability of Birth Certificate (Original).
5. Affidavit by 2 persons for Birth of Xyz Shah (Original).
6. Police Clearance Certificate (Original).
7. Marriage Certificate (Original).
8. Affidavit by Xyz Shah about his other name ‘Wxyz’ used (Original).
9. Photographs 3
10. Passport Photocopy

11. Non-availability of Birth Certificate (Photocopy).
12. Affidavit by 2 persons for Birth of Xyz Shah (Photocopy).
13. Police Clearance Certificate (Photocopy).
14. Marriage Certificate (Photocopy).
15. Affidavit by Xyz Shah about his other name ‘Wxyz’ used (Photocopy).

Petitioner’s Original Documents
16. Birth Certificate of petitioner Abc Shah (Original) in HINDI language
17. Birth Certificate of petitioner Abc Shah (Original) in ENGLISH language
18. Marriage Certificate of petitioner Abc Shah (Original)

Please let me know, if any documents is missing or imperfect.

Thanks,

ABC. (Petitioner)

Note: Original documents are kept in transparent sheet for protection, they are not laminated.

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Good Luck...
Posted by SkilledSlave
09 Nov 2010 #6
I-130 documents

To,
USCIS
P.O. Box 804625
Chicago, IL 60680-4107


Subject: Petition for Alien Relative: XYZ SHAH (Beneficiary. my father). List of Documents.

Sir/Madam,

Following things are attached.

1. I-130 Petition
2. Check Payable to U.S. Department of Homeland Security. $355.
3. Copy of Naturalization Certificate (Petitioner) + Name change Document (no more middle name)
4. Birth Certificate of Abc (Petitioner) – English
5. Birth Certificate of Abc (Petitioner) – Hindi
6. Marriage Certificate of Abc (Petitioner)

7. Non-Availability Certificate for Birth of Xyz (Beneficiary).
8. Affidavit about Xyz (Beneficiary) ‘s birth.
By: Neighbor-cum-relative: (1) PQR Shah (2) LMN Bhavsar
9. Affidavit about XYZ(Beneficiary) ‘s marriage
By: Neighbor-cum-relative: (1) PQR Shah (2) STD Bhavsar
10. Passport copy of Xyz (Beneficiary), which shows spouse name: Mno


Please let me know, if any documents is missing or imperfect.

Thanks,

Abc. (Petitioner)
Posted by nalwar
12 Dec 2010 #7
Hello,

I have a question and would appreciate you can answer.
My Parents are in India. I will be filing their I-130 in few days. My parents have a B visa and plan to visit US in summer next year(2011). My question is that can my parents travel to US on B visa, while their 130 is in process or approved.

Thanks for the advice
Posted by SkilledSlave
12 Dec 2010 #8
nalwar,

First of all, when you asked someone a question, based on a responce, always comment. Atleast receipt note. You didn't do in last case.

Well, I recommend you call them(parents) on B visa first. While they are in USA, then only you file their I-130. Then they don't have to back, even if B visa is expired. But during I-130 process, they(US Embassy) wont let them(parents) in USA. Whether I-130 is approved or not. Confirm with experts. I am not 100% sure about my answer.

In past, if someone's family sponsered file is going on. (Parent's case is different. 4.5 months. But brother-sistwer 10 years). So, in that case, they(USCIS) wont let applicant in USA on B visa or so. They are scared of that, person(applicant) will visit USA and stay there forever, till their family sponsered file become current.

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