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Green card through family: checklist
Follow the essential steps for family-based immigration from Turkey, from the petition to entry into the United States with a visa.
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1. Determine the appropriate family category
Check which immediate-relative or preference category applies to you and whether there is a waiting line.
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Application and NVC stage
- Check which immediate-relative or preference category applies to you and whether there is a waiting line.
- Your relative in the United States files Form I-130 with USCIS online or by mail; Form I-130A is also included for a spouse.my.uscis.gov(Official site)
- In Part 4 of the form, select only one of adjustment of status or consular processing, and do not leave the section blank.
- After USCIS approval, monitor the NVC’s communications and document requests; apply within 1 year after receiving notice that a visa is available.nvc.state.gov(Official site)
- Upload the immigrant visa fee, DS-260, I-864, and scanned copies of the requested civil, marriage, and police records.
- Before the interview in Ankara, undergo a medical examination with a physician authorized by the Embassy.
- Once the documents are complete, attend the appointment scheduled by the NVC at the U.S. Embassy in Ankara.
- After the visa is issued, pay the USCIS immigrant fee, enter the United States, and wait for the card to arrive by mail.
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