U.S. F4 immigration Do children need to apply

Summary. Hello dear, I'm glad to answer for you, yes, the main applicant of the American family-based immigration F4 can get married. When the schedule arrives, when the documents are submitted, the information of the spouse and children can be submitted together to handle immigration together.

However, if you are an F4 dependent applicant in the first place, you will lose your immigration eligibility if you get married.

When I applied for F4 U.S. immigration, I only applied for myself, and now I am married and have children, can I immigrate together?

Hello, dear, I'm glad to answer for you, yes, the main applicant of the American family immigration F4, Hui Xian Zaitan, can get married. When the schedule arrives, when the documents are submitted, the information of the spouse and children can be submitted together to handle immigration together. However, if you are an F4 dependent, your former brother will lose her immigration eligibility if she gets married.

U.S. citizens applying for immigration for their spouses must meet these three requirements: 1. They must not marry a U.S. citizen green card holder for the purpose of achieving U.S. immigration; 2. No matter if you marry a person with the same identity as Na Liang, you must be recognized by law, for example, you just proposed, held a wedding, and did not get a marriage certificate; 3. However, the U.S. citizen or green card holder who applies for immigration for his or her spouse, regardless of whether it has been completed or not, or even has been completed, needs to ensure that the marriage relationship between the two must be valid. At the same time, it should also be noted that even if the application is passed by the United States Immigration Bureau, it must be ready to be investigated at any time, and it must be subject to the marriage management of the Immigration Bureau after marriage, in order to prove that it is a real husband and wife, they must live together, if the husband and wife do not live together after marriage, it is likely to be judged as a fake and respectful suspected marriage fraud, and the United States Immigration Bureau in order to prevent fake marriage and real immigration, the green card of marriage immigration has been changed to a conditional temporary green card for the first two years, and the marriage can only be adjusted to a permanent green card after two years. If the U.S. citizen's original green card status was obtained from a previous marriage, and if the U.S. citizen wants to immigrate for his current spouse before the age of 5 years, he or she needs to prove that her previous marriage was not for immigration or that the marriage ended due to the death of the former spouse.

Precautions

According to U.S. immigration policy, F4 is an immigration petition by a U.S. citizen to reunite and settle in the U.S. for a sibling.

The notarization that should be provided to apply for the F4 category in the United States are: notarized certificate of kinship, notarized birth certificate of each applicant, notarized birth certificate of related person, and if the applicant is married, a notarized marriage certificate should be provided (the notarial certificate of marriage shall be used jointly by both parties to the marriage). For some original documents (such as marriage certificates, household registration department, hospital birth certificates, etc.), it is also necessary to provide "notarization of the copy consistent with the original", and the specific requirements of such notarization depend on the requirements of the U.S. immigration department.

According to the actual situation of your marriage, you should apply for: notarized certificate of relationship, notarized certificate of birth, notarized birth certificate of your wife, notarized certificate of marriage of yours, and notarized birth certificate of related person.

The issue by the notary public is generally in triplicate.

Application Process

1 A U.S. relative should file Form I-130 in the U.S. and file it with USCIS along with other documents

2. All the materials are qualified, and the acceptance notice issued by the Immigration Bureau is received.

3 Receive a letter of approval from USCIS, Form I-797, and USCIS will send the notice of approval along with other documents.

4 Overseas applicants and the Visa Section of the U.S. Consulate in Guangzhou.

5. Overseas applicants should fill in the relevant documents to prepare for the interview at the U.S. Consulate in China and participate in the medical examination.

6. Pass the interview to obtain a U.S. immigrant visa.

What are the materials for applying for F4 immigration in the United States?

There is a difference between the applicant being inside and outside the country. If they are abroad, their relatives in the country need to first apply to the Immigration Bureau, and the required documents and materials are as follows:

1) Form I-130;

2) Form G-325A, or "Curriculum Vitae," is for U.S. citizen spouses only. In most cases, this form is used to file after the applicant has entered the United States, but it is also required if the petition is filed separately.

3) Proof of identity of the lover. If you are a native U.S. citizen, you will need to submit a state** birth certificate. If you are a U.S. citizen or naturalized U.S. citizen born abroad, you must submit a certificate of citizenship, naturalization, a birth certificate issued by a consul abroad, or a valid U.S. passport.

If you are a permanent resident, you must have a green card or a passport with a valid permanent resident stamp.

4) Proof of kinship. The applicant shall submit different supporting materials according to the different relationship with the applicant:

Spousal relationship: legal marriage certificate. If you remarry, you need to submit proof of the original relationship, such as a divorce certificate, a spouse death certificate, etc. Wedding photos or other family photos**. Proof of the other couples living together.

Relationship of children: birth certificate of the child;

Step-child relationship: The step-child relationship formed by marriage must be before the age of 18 of the stepchild; Required: valid marriage certificate, birth certificate, proof of original marital relationship between both parties;

Children out of wedlock: blood kinship certificate, financial support certificate, etc.;

Spouse or child abuse: police report, medical report, witness statement, certificate of residence, etc.;

Adopted Child: Relevant statutory certificates;

Siblings: birth certificate, marriage certificate of parents.

5) Claim for Hunger Form.

Filed within the U.S.

1) Form I-485;

2) Form I-485A;

3) Form I-325A (to be completed over 14 years of age);

4) Affiliation's financial guarantee;

5) Form FD-258, i.e. fingerprint card;

6) Form I-797;

7) Form I-693, which is the Medical Examination Form;

8) Proof of vaccination;

9) I-94 record card;

10) Application fee;

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Documents to be submitted to apply for a visa at a foreign embassy.

1) Form OF-230I;

2) Form OF-169;

3) Letter of affidavit;

4) Form OF-230II;

5) All documents of the U.S. Petition for Petition by Relative;

6) Passport; 7) Certificate of no criminal record;

8) Physical examination certificate;

9) Proof of vaccination;

10) Application fee;

It takes more than a decade for F4 immigration to the United States at the latest. If the sponsored person's child is over age during the priority process, then it will not be processed. In addition, if the guarantor dies during the priority process, the application may also fail.

If you have completed immigration and obtained a green card, you have the right to permanent residence, and there is no limit to the length of time you can stay in the United States. However, it is worth mentioning that if you do not stay in the U.S. long enough (the basic criterion is to be absent from the U.S. for more than a year), you may lose your permanent residency, because the green card is for people who want to settle in the U.S.

Each green card is valid for 10 years, and if you have not applied for U.S. citizenship within 10 years, then the green card needs to be renewed. The conditions for renewal are twofold: absence from the U.S. for no more than 183 days per year; Have a desire to continue living in the United States.

U.S. F4 immigration is a U.S. citizen sponsorship sibling immigration, and the processing period may take more than ten or twenty years.

If the sponsored child's child is overage during the backlog process, then the application will not be granted.

In addition, the sponsor can also fail if he or she dies during the backlog process.

The F-4 immigration backlog is about 13 years.

This month came to January 1st of 02.

Did you apply in 14 years?

Then it will take about twelve years.

To take the test, because the F4 category submitted in 03 will have to wait at least 1 year, and then you have to wait for the USCIS to collect, transfer the information, notify you of the visa, and it will take time for your visa materials to be prepared, generally about 1 year, and you will not enter the United States for at least two years, if you study in the United States, you need your grades in China, but as a reference for admission conditions.

Chinese business immigration will answer for you.

How long does it take to immigrate to the U.S.? The U.S. investment immigration time should be fast if you follow the U.S. investment immigration process. Generally speaking, it's not that fast.

As the number of applicants for investment immigrants continues to grow, the time is also constantly delayed. Therefore, if you want to apply for U.S. investment immigration as soon as possible, please try to immigrate as early as possible.

U.S. Immigrant Investor Time Breakdown.

The first step is to prepare the application documents, file the I-526 petition with USCIS and provide relevant materials;

USCIS processes and reviews I-526 petitions, which typically takes 4-6 months.

Step 21: After the immigration application is approved, receive the document package sent by the Immigration Bureau and complete the filling;

2. Wait for the notice of the U.S. Embassy and go to the embassy for an interview;

3. The waiting process is generally 4-6 months;

Step 3: 1. After the interview, the U.S. Embassy issues a conditional green card;

2. After getting the green card, you need to enter the United States within 180 days;

Step 4: 21 months after receiving the conditional green card, file an I-829 petition with USCIS to lift the condition;

2. Obtain a permanent green card and live in the United States for 5 years to take the oath to become a U.S. citizen.

In this way, if it goes well, the time for U.S. investment immigration should be between one and two years to get a visa. 、

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