请教关于I-130 filing 的问题

My wife is currently in USA and my wife's son, a 15 years old child with her ex-hu*****and, is currently in China. Do I need to file I-130 for my wife and her son separately? According to the I-130 instructions, we need to file I-130 for each relative separately. But it seems that this is not reasonable because her son could be automatically eligible for immigration once the I-130 petition for her is approved.

On the other hand, if I file I-130 for her only, it seems there will be also a problem: She can file I-485, but her son has to go through the Consular process. And in the I-130 form, there are no places to fill in her son's name, telling USCIS that her son needs to go through the consular process.

Thank you for any advices.

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• 回复：请教关于I-130 filing 的问题 -863211- ♂ (1311 bytes) () 11/26/2011 postreply 15:47:15

• 回复：回复：请教关于I-130 filing 的问题 -conway- ♂ (589 bytes) () 11/26/2011 postreply 16:09:12

• 回复：回复：回复：请教关于I-130 filing 的问题 -863211- ♂ (680 bytes) () 11/26/2011 postreply 16:28:30

• Thanks. But to me, this is out of a common sense: Brothers or si -conway- ♂ (837 bytes) () 11/27/2011 postreply 22:30:00

• 回复：Thanks. But to me, this is out of a common sense: Brothers or -863211- ♂ (851 bytes) () 11/28/2011 postreply 09:25:38

• 回复：回复：Thanks. But to me, this is out of a common sense: Brothers -conway- ♂ (1251 bytes) () 11/28/2011 postreply 19:29:09