The petitioner pass away We can continue or not. And can i process my green card by joint sponsor? Now the child of a petitioner lives in America. Have a green card Certificate, which is the same blood-line sister as the primary applicant. I have now received case number.
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What is the relationship between the petitioner and the beneficiary? Is the petitioner a US citizen or permanent resident? Is this person who you say "lives in America" one of the beneficiaries? Did this person live in the US at the time of the petitioner's death? What is a "green card certificate"?
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What is the relationship between the petitioner and the beneficiary? The petitioner is a mother who has been living in America. Apply for a
permanent visa to your son and family who is the beneficiary
During the queue of the bulletin, the petitioner died 4 years ago,
the applicant received a case number on November 19, 2019.
Is the petitioner a US citizen or permanent resident? petitioner a US citizen
Is this person who you say "lives in America" one of the beneficiaries? I would like to know if the candidate's sister is a child of the petitioner can continue or not?
Sister holding a green card to live in America want to join. sponsor the mother of the petitioner or the original or not.The applicant does not live in America at this time.
Did this person live in the US at the time of the petitioner's death? The sister lived, but the main candidate live in Thailand.
What is a "green card certificate"? I mean that green card of my sister
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The principal beneficiary is the petitioner's son. His spouse and unmarried under-21 children are the derivative beneficiaries. His sister (the petitioner's daughter) is not a beneficiary of this petition.
Normally, the petitioner's death before the principal beneficiary immigrates kills the petition. If at least one of the beneficiaries of this petition (the son or his wife or children) were residing in the US at the time of the death of the petitioner, and continues residing in the US until now, they qualify for 204(l) reinstatement of the petition. Otherwise, they might qualify for humanitarian reinstatement if there are strong humanitarian factors. Otherwise, they cannot immigrate on this petition.
If the principal beneficiary's sister becomes a US citizen and is over 21, she will be able to file another petition for him. It would be in the F4 category (wait of 13+ years) and the wait would start from when she files the I-130.
This is my personal opinion and is not to be construed as legal advice.
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Can I find a way for my family to continue?
My sister is a sponsor instead of my mother or not.?
Why did USCIS send me a case number last month?
I and my family are in Thailand. Never travel to AmericaLast edited by thanachot.nac; 12-22-2019, 11:45 PM.
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