Katy, TX asked in Immigration Law for Texas

Q: CAN I FILE 485 DIRECTLY AFTER FILING 130? PARENTS ARE ALREADY HERE IN USA

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Alexander Ivakhnenko
Alexander Ivakhnenko
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  • Immigration Law Lawyer
  • Wheeling, IL

A: I recommend making a total concurrent filing with requisite evidence to avoid time delays omissions and mistakes with adjustment of status. You will be wise to discuss your filing with a licensed Immigration Attorney of your choice before filing.

Adan Vega
Adan Vega
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  • Immigration Law Lawyer
  • Houston, TX
  • Licensed in Texas

A: First of all, you must ensure that you submitted a separate I-130 petition for each of your parents. Secondly, you must also ensure that your parents have lawfully entered the country. If that is the case, then you can proceed to file Form I-485 for each of your parents to commence the adjustment of status process with USCIS. Third, be aware of your parents being subject to the preconceived intent position that USCIS can take should you file within 90 days of your parents' last entry.

Carlo Franco L. Borja
Carlo Franco L. Borja
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  • Immigration Law Lawyer
  • Diamond Bar, CA

A: If you are a US citizen, you may file an I-130 and your parents can concurrently submit an adjustment of status application. I suggest you consult with an immigration attorney.

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