USC Son Petitioning Parent: Sample Petition for a Grown USC Child Petitioning His or Her Parent for Lawful Permanent Residency

Ready to Petition your Parent? In this case, are you a United States Citizen over 21 years old petitioning your mother or father. it will be considered an Immidiate Relative Petition where there will be no visa waiting. You can move on to the next step the moment it is approved to either adjusting status or consulate processing. The first part must be done and must be done properly in order to ever proceed to the next part. Without a proper I-130 application there will never be a Green Card. If approved, then you could move onto the next step in the Immigration process. If not approved, it will take years of red tape. Remember, it is your responsibility to submit everything correctly. This sample I-130 Petition has everything necessary to give you the best chance possible to get an approval. Just input your own information and use the application as a guide. It has been prepared by an expert Immigration Attorney. Thus, this book will allow you to see a guide of how it is done, prepared and submitted. Once a United States Citizen Son or Daughter reaches 21 years old, they are eligible to petition their parents for lawful permanent residency. This is an immediate relative petition which means that there is no waiting times for the visa number to become current and it is just processing times. If this is done, it will permit your parents to come to the U.S. or to stay in the U.S. and to become residents. This example petition will help significantly in that regard. While the petition can go forward, if your parent is inside the United States, then your parent may need a waiver of inadmissibility for fraud, crimes or unlawful status. You can check out our other books for samples of these waivers. Should you want a petition where the parent petitions a child or son or daughter, this would be under a different type of petition with a different category of visa waiting time. We have samples of those as well.