Asylum & TPS
I-730 Form: Petition for Relatives Living AbroadIf an alien is granted asylum or admitted to the United States as a refugee, s/he may request that the spouse and unmarried children under 21 years of age be granted admission to the United States. The petition is made on the I-730, and must be filed within two years of being granted asylee or refugee status. An I-730 must be filed for each individual family member and should include supporting evidence to prove the relationship. The supporting evidence should include the marriage certificate (if I-730 is for spouse), birth certificate (if for a child), proof of emotional and financial ties to the child, recent photo of the family member, proof of asylee or refugee status (notice of granted status). The I-730 should be filed with either the Texas Service Center or Nebraska Service Center depending on the petitioner's location. There is no filing fee associated with I-730. Nelson & Nuñez, P.C., an Orange County based Immigration Law Firm, can help you prepare the Form I-730 and the accompanying evidence to ensure that your family members are able to promptly join you in the United States. < Back to General Asylum and TPS Information |
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