If you are entering a US address, enter the state and ZIP Code. Otherwise, write the name of whoever stays there. If the beneficiary stays at this address, write that name. You may also want to put the district and/or state here because they are not asked separately. If you legally changed your name or officially shortened it for convenience, mention it here. Please use all of your prior names such as your name before marriage. This is more likely in the case of a currently/previous married woman. If your specific name is too large to fit in a column, specify whatever fits. If you do not have a specific name such as middle name, leave it blank. Social Security number and should be mentioned here. citizen or green card holder, he/she definitely would have a U.S. Otherwise, leave it blank.īecause the sponsor is either a U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) online account, such as for online filing or any other purpose, mention it here. If you are permanent resident, you must mention A number. However, there is no harm if you do mention the A number. citizen), it’s fine if you don’t mention A number here. citizen now but you were a permanent resident earlier (and naturalized to become a U.S. Otherwise, leave it blank as you can’t write ‘None’. If you have an A number, mention it here. This question is primarily aimed at people immigration through parent/child relationships. For most people, “No” would be checked.įor most people, this would be “No”. If either you or your brother/sister were adopted, and that is how they became your brother/sister, check “Yes”. If you are filing for your parent, no matter how old you are, you are still their child. If you are sponsoring your parents, you need to file a separate petition for each parent, one for your mother and one for your father. Obviously, there are limitations such as: green card holder can not sponsor sibling. Your relative is the beneficiary which can be a spouse (husband/wife), parent (mother/father), sibling (brother/sister), or child. You means the petitioner who may either be a U.S.
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