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My sister had been petitioned by my parents here in the US for the category under : Unmarried sons or daughters of permanent residents over the age of 21. . . that is way back WHEN SHE WAS STILL SINGLE...but now that her status had change... because of the long waiting ...she now have 3 children and still wondering if marrying the father of these children will affect the priority date or what are the chances to bring her family with her and what will be the best chances just stay single unmarried mom until her visa comes or get married with fiancee ...please help thanks?

2007-03-28 05:53:32 · 3 answers · asked by artistray 1 in Politics & Government Immigration

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she can marry the father of her children. most states have you prove that you're over the age of 18 by either a birth certificate or some type of ID and that the two parties are not related. if her husband is a US citizen then after they are married she needs to file an I-824 to update her status due to the marriage to a US citizen and then she will need to fill the correct papers in order to become a permanent resident.
there are a few of them, including if she wishes to work while her petition is being looked at. in most cases the process takes no longer then 4 months for her to become a PR. she will also have to claim the children under her petitions.

hope everything works out. i know what it feels like to have to wait for the USCIS process. :)

2007-03-28 06:12:28 · answer #1 · answered by yv060183 3 · 0 0

My older brother was petitioned by my parents before he got married, but it was taking so long that he ended up getting married after all. So the paper work that was started before he got married was automatically canceled, but he married a U.S. citizen so he ended up getting his green card through her.
This happened a long time ago so a lot of things have changed, however every case is different so your sister might want to get advise from an immigration lawyer that can tell her what the law is right now.

2007-03-28 06:17:57 · answer #2 · answered by Ms. Jo 2 · 0 0

you have become incorrect information. you may sponsor your mothers and fathers as on the spot kin (If 21 yrs previous) which has no wait technically yet should be licensed and takes time to procedure. Your minor siblings could come as their derivatives. different lengthy WINDED concepts:you may sponsor your siblings separate. Your siblings will prepare for a kinfolk depending visa classification 4. the country determines how lengthy this can take and this visa many times takes the longest.Google the region date for his or her u . s . in classification 4 for the visa. if you're in any u . s . except China, Phillipines, India or Mexico the wait is 11 years. Your mothers and fathers could attempt to get employment depending visas searching on their jobs and then your siblings could be derivatives. it is also a lengthy time period. all of them could prepare for range visas. those are all separate kinds/petitions.

2016-12-02 22:47:49 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

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