Top I-130 Family Petition Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Top I-130 Family Petition Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
The I-130 petition starts many family-based immigration cases, but small mistakes can cause long delays.
Frequent Filing Errors
- Missing signatures or outdated forms
- Incomplete relationship evidence
- Incorrect filing fee or mailing address
Evidence That Strengthens a Petition
Provide civil records, translation certifications, and documentation of the genuine family relationship.
Before You File
Use a final checklist to verify consistency between forms, supporting documents, and prior immigration history.
New Horizons Legal helps families file strong I-130 petitions with fewer delays and clearer evidence.
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