My Father who is a US Citizen filed for me and I have approved I-130 PD of December 2006 for unmarried son/daughter above 21
I see no reason why your mother could not also file an I-130 for you. Hope this helps. Wishing you well.
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Immigration Lawyer at Marietta, GA
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I see no reason why your mother could not also file an I-130 for you. Hope this helps. Wishing you well.
Count you and your husband. USCIS wants to know the household size. A co-sponsor might be necessary, as well as a good attorney.
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This sounds Ike a divorce question so I've referred this to that practice area. Hope that helps. Wishing you well.
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You can look at the processing times at www.uscis.gov. or better yet, retain an attorney. Hope this helps. Wishing you well.
As a general rule, the answer to your question MAY be yes if you were statutorily eligible to apply for adjustment of status in the first place. ...