Should i apply immigrant visa for my son? btw im american born citizen?
Answer:
If you want your wife to live in the U.S. and she is outside the U.S. you need to file an I-130, petition for Alien Relative, and a G-325, Biographic information at her nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate. You do not need to file a separate petition for her daughter if she is a minor; she can ride in your wife’s petition.
Your son can ride also in your wife’s petition, but you do not have to include him in it because technically he is a U.S. Citizen. If you son is already in the U.S. you may go to your post office and apply for a U.S. Passport for your son. If he is not in the U.S. you may apply for a Certificate of U.S. Citizen Born Abroad. I am not sure if he can get a U.S. Passport at the U.S. Embassy for your son. If your wife is in living in the U.S. they have to file a 485 package. You can pick it up at your nearest CIS office.
If you decide to include him in your wife’s I-130. Once he is legally admitted in the U.S. you can go to the U.S. Post Office and apply for a U.S. Passport.
Note: You do not need a lawyer to summit this forms, just follow the instructions in the forms. You can pick up these forms at your nearest US CIS office or you may down load them from www.uscis.gov some of these forms you can filled them out and them print them.
Refer to the link below. No second hand information.
Your son IS an American by birth, you being his father. If his birth certificate says you are his father, then you can start getting him a US passport. Your wife and her daughter will have to be petitioned via I-130 for each to be filed at the US emabssy in Manila. No worry though as their visas do not have numerical limits. You have to be living in the US at the time of your wife's visa interview.**
My neighbor just brought her son from Hunduras! So I guess you can! Plus it took her like 1 year!
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