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As a U.S. citizen, I’d like to sponsor my married siblings in Korea. I-130 requires listing the family members of the person being sponsored, but I’m having trouble finding exactly what documents are needed when filing, so I’m asking here.
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You’ll need the following, issued by a Korean court:
1. A family census register (jeojeok deungbon) — a document showing parents + older sibling + younger sibling (i.e., showing parents + yourself + spouse + children + siblings + siblings’ spouses + siblings’ children).
2. Your sibling’s [family relation certificate] — a document showing parents + sibling couple + children.
In other words:
*You need a document proving the family relationship among parents + older sibling + younger sibling
*For the sibling’s family, you need a family relation certificate showing the sibling couple + children.
**Both documents must be [translated and notarized].
There are many places near and around Korean courts that offer notarization and translation services — you can request the [documents needed for sibling sponsorship] and have them translated there.