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Did you gain permanent residence or U.S. citizenship through adoption?*

yes no

Are you at least 21 years old?*

yes no

You must be age 21 or older to file the I-130 petition for a sibling or parent.

Are you related to this person by adoption?*

yes no

A marriage has been consummated once the couple has had sexual intercourse.

Are you related to this brother or sister through a stepparent?*

yes no

A marriage has been consummated once the couple has had sexual intercourse.

Did the marriage that created this relationship take place before your step brother/sister's 18th birthday?*

yes no

Which parent do you have in common with your brother/sister?*

Father

Mother

Did you gain permanent residence through a prior marriage to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident?*

yes no

Which of the following describes your relationship with this parent:*

Biological parent Stepparent Adoptive parents

Were you married to the child's other biological parent at the time of the child's birth?*

yes no

Were you married to the child's other biological parent at the time of your birth?*

yes no

Did the marriage that created this relationship take place before your stepchild's 18th birthday?*

yes no

Did the marriage that created this relationship take place before your 18th birthday?*

yes no

Is this son or daughter married?*

yes no

Is this child currently unmarried and under the age of 21?*

yes no

Have you been a lawful permanent resident for at least five years?*

yes no

Did the prior marriage through which you gained your permanent residence end due to the death of your former spouse?*

yes no

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Has it ever been legally determined that your spouse attempted or conspired to enter into a marriage for the purpose of evading U.S. immigration laws?*

yes no

Indicate if your spouse has ever participated in marriage fraud.

Were both you and your spouse physically present at your marriage ceremony?*

yes no

Both spouses must have been present at the marriage ceremony.

Did you and your spouse consummate the marriage?*

yes no

A marriage has been consummated once the couple has had sexual intercourse.

Have you previously filed a petition for more than one spouse?*

Yes No

If you have filed two or more spouse petitions in the past, indicate "Yes."

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Petition for Alien Relative (Form I-130)

Check your eligibility to petition an alien relative.

First, let’s determine your eligibility to file Form I-130.

Select your current status *

I am filing this petition for my:*

I am filing this petition for my:*

Has your relative ever been under immigration proceedings?*

Has your relative ever been arrested?*

Did you gain permanent residence or U.S. citizenship through adoption?*

Are you at least 21 years old?*

Are you related to this person by adoption?*

Are you related to this brother or sister through a stepparent?*

Did the marriage that created this relationship take place before your step brother/sister's 18th birthday?*

Which parent do you have in common with your brother/sister?*

Did you gain permanent residence through a prior marriage to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident?*

Which of the following describes your relationship with this parent:*

Were you married to the child's other biological parent at the time of the child's birth?*

Were you married to the child's other biological parent at the time of your birth?*

Did the marriage that created this relationship take place before your stepchild's 18th birthday?*

Did the marriage that created this relationship take place before your 18th birthday?*

Is this son or daughter married?*

Is this child currently unmarried and under the age of 21?*

Have you been a lawful permanent resident for at least five years?*

Did the prior marriage through which you gained your permanent residence end due to the death of your former spouse?*

Has it ever been legally determined that your spouse attempted or conspired to enter into a marriage for the purpose of evading U.S. immigration laws?*

Were both you and your spouse physically present at your marriage ceremony?*

Did you and your spouse consummate the marriage?*

Have you previously filed a petition for more than one spouse?*

Is your relative currently in the United States?*

Does your relative intend to stay in the United States to apply for permanent residence? *

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Petition for Alien Relative (Form I-130)

Check your eligibility to petition an alien relative.

First, let’s determine your eligibility to file Form I-130.

Select your current status *

I am filing this petition for my:*

I am filing this petition for my:*

Has your relative ever been under immigration proceedings?*

Has your relative ever been arrested?*

Did you gain permanent residence or U.S. citizenship through adoption?*

Are you at least 21 years old?*

Are you related to this person by adoption?*

Are you related to this brother or sister through a stepparent?*

Did the marriage that created this relationship take place before your step brother/sister's 18th birthday?*

Which parent do you have in common with your brother/sister?*

Did you gain permanent residence through a prior marriage to a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident?*

Which of the following describes your relationship with this parent:*

Were you married to the child's other biological parent at the time of the child's birth?*

Were you married to the child's other biological parent at the time of your birth?*

Did the marriage that created this relationship take place before your stepchild's 18th birthday?*

Did the marriage that created this relationship take place before your 18th birthday?*

Is this son or daughter married?*

Is this child currently unmarried and under the age of 21?*

Have you been a lawful permanent resident for at least five years?*

Did the prior marriage through which you gained your permanent residence end due to the death of your former spouse?*

Has it ever been legally determined that your spouse attempted or conspired to enter into a marriage for the purpose of evading U.S. immigration laws?*

Were both you and your spouse physically present at your marriage ceremony?*

Did you and your spouse consummate the marriage?*

Have you previously filed a petition for more than one spouse?*

Is your relative currently in the United States?*

Does your relative intend to stay in the United States to apply for permanent residence? *

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