Hi all,
I'm a bit confused about the option to file the I-130, I-485, I-864, ... concurrently.
I spoke to an attorney today who told me this is possible. I know I should stop right here and trust her, but I'm looking for actual proof that this is possible in my situation. The attorney only seemed to care about our money and was not really trustworthy. Given that we should definitely submit our I-130 before the 24th of February, we'd like to know if we can submit other documents alongside it.
I am a green card holder (employment based) from Germany and my wife is trying to file for her greencard through the family based process. She's from Mexico and the visa bullet shows "CURRENT" for February.
If I go to https://www.uscis.gov/greencard/conc...ing-form-i-485 I see: Who can file concurrently?
Concurrent filing is allowed in the following instances:
Am I interpreting this right? Or does this bullet point mean we can submit concurrently no matter of the battered spouse part?
There seems to exist some misunderstanding around this topic.. somewhere else it tells me that I can file concurrently.
Can anyone bring clarity into our situation?
I'm a bit confused about the option to file the I-130, I-485, I-864, ... concurrently.
I spoke to an attorney today who told me this is possible. I know I should stop right here and trust her, but I'm looking for actual proof that this is possible in my situation. The attorney only seemed to care about our money and was not really trustworthy. Given that we should definitely submit our I-130 before the 24th of February, we'd like to know if we can submit other documents alongside it.
I am a green card holder (employment based) from Germany and my wife is trying to file for her greencard through the family based process. She's from Mexico and the visa bullet shows "CURRENT" for February.
If I go to https://www.uscis.gov/greencard/conc...ing-form-i-485 I see: Who can file concurrently?
Concurrent filing is allowed in the following instances:
- Immediate relatives of U.S. citizens living in the United States
- Most employment based applicants and their eligible family members when a visa number is immediately available
- Special immigrant juveniles if an EB-4 visa number is immediately available and USCIS has jurisdiction over the application to adjust status.
- Self petitioning battered spouse or child if
- The abusive spouse or parent is a U.S. citizen, or
- If an immigrant visa number is immediately available
- Certain Armed Forces Members applying for a special immigrant visa under Section101(a)(27)(K) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA)Special Immigrant International Organization Employee or family member
Am I interpreting this right? Or does this bullet point mean we can submit concurrently no matter of the battered spouse part?
There seems to exist some misunderstanding around this topic.. somewhere else it tells me that I can file concurrently.
Can anyone bring clarity into our situation?
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