I-130 Petition For Alien Child: Fill & Download for Free

No - as a Legal Permanent Resident you are only eligible to apply for the following relatives:Your spouse;Your unmarried child under 21 years of age; orYour unmarried son or daughter 21 years of age or older.If you want to sponsor your parents you will need to wait until you have obtained US Citizenship. For more information, here is the I-130, Petition for Alien Relative page on the USCIS website and the instructions for filing the I-130.

As an adult son or daughter of a US citizen, you will have a priority date which must become current before you can apply for permanent residence. The Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, only results in a visa permitting someone to become a lawful permanent resident (assuming it is approved). The Form I-765 is filed at the same time as the Form I-485, which would not be the case with the adult son or daughter of a US citizen because there is a waiting period of approximately seven years if you are unmarried; 14 years if you are married. The clock starts to run from the date that the Form I-130 is filed with US CIS.

Yes.In addition, there are options as to whether you are a K-1 fiancé, or an IR-1, CR-1 or F2A spouse.For a K-1 fiancé, you can add your K-2 child on your I-129F, Petition for Alien Fiance to USCIS. Then, in the National Visa Center Phase you can chose whether to have your child immigrate at the same time with you or to "Follow to Join" for up to one year after (unless your child marries or turns 21 in that timeframe). See this post for K-2. http://www.lovevisalife.com/2018/07/k2-visa-i129f-guide-including-next-steps/ In addition, here is a good post for the "Follow to Join" program. https://www.visatutor.com/k2-visa-follow-join/ Also, after you marry under a K-1, your US citizen spouse can file an I-130, Petition for Alien Relative as a step-parent for your child if you married before the child turned 18 and file before the child turned 21.For spousal visa applicants, your US citizen spouse may to file a separate I-130, Petition for Alien Relative as a step-parent for your child if you married before the child turned 18 and file before the child turned 21. This can be done at the same time or after yours.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------I write free information and articles on the US fiancé and spouse visa processes along with adjusting to new life in the USA on my website and blog. See my website and blog in my biopage.