I'm a resident of San Bernardino County.  Where should I mail my I-130 application to petition my relative?
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Here is the info on your local office.  The I-485 alone is normally filed in Chicago, but if you are concurrently filing the I-130, they should both go to the San Bernardino office.
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Try contacting the County Assessor for information.\n\nhttp://www.lacledecountymissouri.org/phone.html
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How do I prepare a petition? \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nSpokesperson or Principal Petitioner\nThe “principal petitioner” or “spokesperson” is the person who has initiated or organized the petition on behalf of citizens, businesses or organizations.\nIf the petition is from a business or organization (unincorporated body), then a duly authorized officer of the business or organization should sign the front page of the petition on behalf of the business or organization. That person’s position within the organization (i.e. owner, president, secretary, treasurer, etc.) should also be included.\nThis person will be the main contact for the petition. Ensure that the spokesperson’s name is clearly printed and that their mailing address, street address (if it differs) and their telephone number are provided. Please include a daytime telephone number where the spokesperson can be reached between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. You may also wish to include the spokesperson’s fax number and an e-mail address.\nStyle of petition\nPetition forms are available from Members\nof Council and the City Clerk. Forms are also available in Adobe Acrobat format on the City’s web site at www.city.greatersudbury.on.ca.\nYou are not required to use the official form, but you should make sure that your petition:\n• is addressed to City Council,\n• asks City Council to take some action on the subject matter or concern of the petition,\n• identifies the principal petitioner or spokesperson,\n• includes the signature and local address of each petitioner, and,\n• if signatures are affixed to more than one sheet, then the intent, grievance or action requested of the petition must be repeated at the top of each signature sheet.\nLanguage of petition\nPetitions must:\n• be in English or French,\n• use respectful and moderate language, and\nnot contain irrelevant statements.\nWhen a petition is received in the French language, the City Clerk is responsible for translation of the document. Collecting signatures\nAlthough a petition requires a minimum of only two signatures to be accepted, the petition will be more representative of public feeling if it is signed by many people.\nIt is important to make sure the petition is properly prepared, following the rules governing petitions, before gathering signatures.\nSigning the front page of a petition:\nIn most instances, the first signature will be that of the principal petitioner or spokesperson.\nRemember, if you are signing on behalf of a business or organization you should include your position (i.e. owner, president, secretary, treasurer, etc.).\nRules for signatures on additional pages:\n• Additional pages with signatures must include\nthe petition’s statement of purpose at the top.\n• All petitioners must sign their own name;\nsignatures on behalf of a second party are not\nacceptable. If a petitioner is incapacitated and\nunable to provide a signature, the circumstance\nshould be noted beside the petitioner’s name.\n• Signatures must be original. Photocopied,\nfaxed, scanned, pasted or otherwise transferred\nsignatures are not acceptable.\n• Each petitioner must include the address of\ntheir primary residence.\nAttachments\nDo not attach letters, affidavits or other documents to the petition. \n\nHope that helps!
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1. Contact the administrative office of your local government.  \n  \n2.   Verify that your cause for petition falls under its jurisdiction. You might need to petition on a county or state level. Have the office direct you to the department that handles matters related to your cause.  \n  \n3.   Request petition guidelines. Find out how many signatures you need and whether your petition needs approval before being circulated.  \n  \n4.   Use the guidelines to write a short summary of your cause. People won't stick around to read something long, so make it simple and to the point. A good example might be, "We, the citizens of the city of Mapleton, petition the city to install a four-way stop sign at the intersection of Main Street and Palm Drive. Drivers typically speed through this busy intersection at 35 mph or more while our children are trying to cross on their way to school."  \n  \n5.   Read over your summary carefully. Make sure it (1) describes the situation, (2) suggests what is needed and (3) explains why it is needed.  \n  \n6.   Divide the petition page, with the summary at the top, into four columns with a ruler. Label the columns: Name, Address, Phone Number and Signature. Allow plenty of room for the Address column.  \n  \n7.   Label more pages accordingly or make copies of your original. Make sure you have enough pages for the number of signatures you need.  \n  \n8.   Secure the papers to a clipboard. Attach a pen to the clipboard.  \n  \n9.   Go out and get those signatures! Make sure all signers are registered voters.  \n  \nGood luck!
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WRITE AND CALL YOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE..
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Contact the place that you filed your petition.
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contact your immigration attorney and they will send official letter requesting information (actually you could do that yourself) with the case number.
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Even if she has lawful Permanent Resident or US citizen status, it's not likely that she could apply to bring you to the U.S.  \n\nForm I-130 (http://uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/files/i-130.pdf) states that application can only be made for immediate family members, i.e. NOT grandparents, aunts, uncles, nephews or nieces.
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Contact the county sheriff's office and ask.  Have a friend call for you.
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it depends if you are a citizen or not.\n\nIf you are a citizen, I-130.
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If he is overseas, you may have to apply using an I-130 (Petition for relative) .Once he is here he'll have to Adjust his status based on marriage to a US citizen! These forms are the last I knew of!\nI-485( Application to register permanent residence or adjust status) ,(2) Forms G-325A ( Biographic information), Form 9003(IRS info) Form I-693 ( Medical examination of aliens seeking adjustment of status), Form I-130( Petition for Alien Relative), Copy of his birth certificate, divorce decree or certificate of death if applicable to previous marriage, Copy of your birth certificate, Copy of his passport info page, immunization records, I- 756 (Employment authorization document), Copy of his US Visa, Copy of original Marriage license from court ( NOT MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE), I-864 ( Affidavit of support) . There is additional info needed as instructed on the forms! This is the green card package based on marriage to a US citizen! Please check the USBCIS (INS) website for any recent changes!   Good Luck!!
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Contact your local Bureau of Indian Affairs office.
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an I-130 is nothing more than a petition! What are you petitioning for?
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Sounds like you are trying to find the difference between a Written and On-line Petition. I myself perfer the written ones as On-line petitons can get passed around and lost in the process.   Get a group, get your paper signed and make some waves.
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Wheres Ventura County? I may be interested. I am 44 yrs old divorced with one daughter.
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Start here: http://www.hud.gov/offices/pih/programs/hcv/forms/
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Call the county offices in that county. Wish I could have been more help. Thanks for the job you guys are doing<<<<<<<<<<<<