I-130 Q. C17 - "list husband/wife and all children of your relative" - does this include listing the petitioner?
The petioner is petitioning for his wife.
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tuart D.P. GilgannonImmigration AttorneyMilwaukee, WI ·
Yes. It seems redundant but should be answered literally. There are several categories of relatives who may be petitioned for, so information on the spouse will not always appear on page 1 of the form.
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Stephen Berman ·
It does.
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J Ferrari ·
If the petitioner falls in the categories listed, then, yes.
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Giacomo Jacques BeharImmigration AttorneySan Diego, CACA licensed ·
No. Only the beneficiary's.
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Dhenu Savla ·
Yes as the petitioner is a relative of the wife (husband).
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