Form I-730 is a legal document for filing an asylum application. It must be filled out by a person who is related to the person requesting asylum. The relationship must have existed at the time the person sought asylum and should still exist when the person files the form. For instance, a spouse and child must have been married at the time the person requested asylum.Form I-730 has several parts. Part one contains information about the petitioner and the relative. These sections must be completed for each relative. There is one form for each person, so if you have more than one relative, complete one for each. This is to ensure that all information is correct. Form I 730 requires the person to present supporting documents as proof of the family relationships claimed on the form. This includes birth dates, gender, country of birth, and address. The form may also ask for additional information. If you have an attorney or representative to help you complete the form, you may need to provide the information for the attorney.Part 2 of the form asks about the beneficiary’s family and immigration history. In addition, it may ask about previous removal proceedings. If you’ve had any of these problems in the past, it’s important to consult an immigration attorney before filing the form. Otherwise, you may not be able to answer the questions on the form.
