Mother deceased, father to be filed for GC from USCitizen son but father has no merrage certificate

[mona1234]

I am US Citizen and I want to bring my father here. However, there is a problem. My mother passed away 6 years ago and my father has no marriage certificate. I inquired in India but they say there is no requirement to have marriage certificate for that age couple neither Indian authority can issue the certificate as this is >40 year ago. I approached many attorneys In India but all had same response. My father can issue affidavit but I am not sure USCIS will accept mear affidavit.

 

Anybody passed in this situation or anybody know any solution ? I can not afford to hire attorney. So, have to take support from free resources.

 

Any help is greatly appreciated

 

Thanks Mona

[JoeF]

If you can not afford a lawyer, how are you going to support your father here?

You need to file an affidavit of support for the I-485...

[mona1234]

Mr. JoeF,

 

I just want to pass a very strong message to you that THIS IS NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS to post this  comment and I will not come to you to ask any support for sure. So, stay away if you can not answer the posted question though out Murthy Forum !!! This forum is for "Help and get Helped" and not for you.

 

Thanks

 

Mona

[JoeF]

Are you going to throw a temper tantrum as well when asked the same question by USCIS?

It is better if the questions are asked by us than by a USCIS officer... I hope you eventually grow up enough to understand that.

[rahul412]

Let me ask you one Q, will you be fine if your father's GC is rejected? Obviously not, because this is very important for you and your father, so spend some money and take advice from an attorney.

[mona1234]

Again, you need to go back and read my post.

 

I didn't ask whether I should hire attorney or not. In other words I didn't ask opinion for hiring attorney !!

 

If you don't know the answer, just keep quite without casting vote on others financial condition. So, keep mum... I don't need your advise.  Give others chance who have the answer.

[JoeF]

Seems you also have an attitude. Once you have grown up you'd realize that my post was helpful.

And I suggest a spell checker. "Keeping quite" is not a valid phrase in the English language.

[pontevecchio]

Instructions for the I-130 are very comprehensive and tell you what else you can use. Look at the Instructions for the I-130 on the USCIS site.

[mona1234]

As I told, stop answering my post. Now you are bugging me now!! You need to grow up. When somebody says, I don't  need your advise, you stop. Be a mature KID.

 

I think you are the creator of non existent phrase " Keeping quite" I never mentioned anywhere in this post!!!