yes and actually you can file all the forms needed in one package and send them out together

my lawyer told me no I can’t

that’s wired Lots of people sending them all together read the instructions on USCIS for I-130 and I-485

I did read the instructions and I knw a few people who did it also but I jus wanted to make sure from the lawyer

good luck with that

my lawyer told me the same thing. i think because they like to do it step by step. idk

did u still went and file the i485

no I didn’t file it. my lawyer is doing everything for me, that’s why I couldn’t.

The basic answer is no. It is all about the priority date. So, I am assuming that you have son/daughter that over 21 who are not currently married ( F1 catogry). The current priority date ( the date that immigrant visa become available i.e allowed to submit I-485 if you are currently in the US) is Aug 8, 2016 and is Dec 1, 2014 if you are currently outside of the US. So, when did you submit your son/daughter I-130?

F1B march 20, 2020

it depends on whether or not the child is in the US. if they are you can filing both at the same time if they are not the I-130 has to file first following the I-485. this is because the I-485 is an adjustment of status petition and if they are not in the US they have no status to adjust.

they in the United States

if you read in the USCIS instructions you will se how can file those forms together any immediate relatives can do that immediate means “ spouse daughter son.....” if they are in USA