USCIS I-130 free printable template

S (or D) A (or B) 204(a) Spouse 205(a) Child — B-2 203(a)(3) Spouse B-1 (priority date), B-2 203(a)(4) Parent C-1 209(a) Spouse 210(a) Child 210(c) UNM. S 211(a) Spouse 212(a) Child (with parent who was not eligible for the P-visa) 213(a) Spouse 214(a) Child 215(d) Spouse 2.5 years from last date of admission to the United States (or date of last change of status (formally or informally). If the nonimmigrant is over 31 years of age, the visa petition for the spouse or a child of the nonimmigrant must be filed within 10 years after such date of admission. 2.6.5.1. Visa Bulletin (V-B-2) For more information on processing V-B-2 petitions, see section 7 (p. 5), (p. 13), (p. 15) and (p. 18) of the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for P-visa (S) Visa (nonimmigrant visa). A petition that claims entitlement to a P-visa visa will be sent to the applicant within 30 to 45 days after initial receipt of the petition (if the visa has not been issued yet). If an additional P-visa filing is necessary, the additional filing period may be extended by another 30 to 45 days. After receiving the Petition and supporting documents, a P-visa appointment will be scheduled by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). The appointment will take place no more than one week after the appointment date of the nonimmigrant petition is scheduled. USCIS may request additional documents at any time, but the required supporting documents may be added as the need arises. A completed USCIS Form M-60, Petitioner's Information Sheet (or the M-62 with corresponding letter), USCIS Form A-90, Application for Alien Relative (P-visa, see section 1. C), or USCIS Form N-400, Nonimmigrant Travel Document (N-400, refer to section 1. C.), must be submitted when the petition is submitted. If requested by USCIS, the petitioner must complete and submit a new form M-62 when its old form is changed to M-62-H.

Who needs an I-130 form?

This form is used by citizens or lawful permanent residents of the US who want to certify their relationship to their relatives for the immigration of those relatives to the United States.

What is the purpose of the I-130 form?

The Petition for alien relative (I-130 form) certifies that you (petitioner) have kinship relations with a certain person (beneficiary). The form is completed by a US citizen or permanent resident for his spouse, child, brother, sister, or parents. The Department of Homeland Security uses the information provided to make a decision on the relative’s case. If the petition is approved, your relative will receive a US visa or Green Card.

What documents must accompany the I-130 form?

The petitioner must attach copies of all the documents which evidence the family relationship to the beneficiary. Among these documents are: a marriage certificate, form G-325A, documents of property ownership, birth certificate, adoption documents, etc.

When is the I-130 form due?

The petition is completed when there is a need. The estimated time for completing the form is 20 minutes.

What information should be provided in the form I-130?

The petitioner will add the following information:

• Relationship to the beneficiary

• Personal information about the petitioner and relative: name, address, place of birth, date of birth, gender, marital status, social security number, alien registration number, name of prior spouse, citizenship information, etc.

• Additional information about the relative: name of the spouse, children (with date and country of birth); address in the US where the relative is going to live.

The petitioner also signs and dates the form and adds a phone number.

What do I do with the form I-130 after its completion?

The completed and signed petition is forwarded to the local office of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services.