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Legally residing U.S. citizens can file petitions to bring their immediate family members to live with them. Immigrant visas can be obtained for parents, spouses, and unmarried children below the age of 21 years. There is no waiting list for such “immediate relatives” of U.S. citizens. Visas can be obtained for some other types of relatives of U.S. citizens too.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who can a U.S. citizen sponsor through family-based immigration?
Depending on the relationship and applicable requirements, a U.S. citizen may petition for a spouse, child, parent, or sibling. Different rules apply to immediate relatives and family-preference categories.
Can a green card holder sponsor a family member?
A lawful permanent resident may generally petition for certain qualifying family members, including a spouse and unmarried children, subject to the applicable category and visa availability.
What is the difference between an immediate relative and a family-preference category?
Immediate relatives of U.S. citizens are generally not subject to the same annual numerical limits as family-preference categories. Preference categories are subject to annual limits and may involve waiting periods.
Can a U.S. citizen sponsor a parent or sibling?
Generally, a U.S. citizen who is at least 21 may petition for a qualifying parent, while sibling petitions fall under a family-preference category with annual numerical limits.
Can I bring my fiancé(e) to the United States?
A qualifying U.S. citizen may be able to petition for a fiancé(e) through the K-1 visa process. You must meet the relationship and other legal requirements.
What evidence is usually needed for a family-based immigration petition?
The evidence depends on the relationship and filing. It may include civil records, proof of the family relationship, identity documents, financial evidence, and other relevant documentation.
Does an approved I-130 mean my relative automatically gets a green card?
No. Approval of Form I-130 establishes the qualifying family relationship but does not by itself grant permanent residence. The beneficiary must complete the applicable immigration process.
Can an attorney help if my relative is already in the United States?
Possibly. Depending on the relative’s current status, immigration history, relationship, and other circumstances, adjustment of status or another process may be available.
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