When can derivative beneficiaries option be used?

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   Neil FleischerPro

   Cincinnati Immigration Attorney

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   Answered August 27, 2012 06:55. I agree, you mist file I-130w for your relatives
   
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   Dhenu SavlaPro

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   Answered August 27, 2012 05:07. There are no derivatives for immediate relatives. Parents of US citizens over 21 are immediate relatives, and therefore cannot have derivatives. You must file for your wife and kids separately.
   
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   F. Capriotti

   MN Immigration Attorney

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   Answered August 28, 2012 00:52. I agree with my colleagues.

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