Legal Question in Immigration Law in California
I am a US Citizen. My parents are divorced and have not remarried since. They are in good terms now and I would like to petition I-130 for both of them.
Is the situation complicated or just filing I-130 seperately be fine?
Should I ask them to "remarry" , which they would be fine with if it makes the process any easier..
1 Answer from Attorneys
You can petition for each parent separately, and they do not have to be married to each other (it's not a condition for the petition).
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