Family-based Immigration

Petition for Children

Family-based Immigration Visa

Petition for Children

If you’re a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you can sponsor your children for a family-based green card. The process is slightly different based on your status.

Here’s a breakdown of how you can file a family-based petition for your children:

If You Are a U.S. Citizen

As a U.S. citizen, you can file a family petition immigration for:

Children (Unmarried and Under 21): You can sponsor your minor children for a family-based immigration visa.
Unmarried Sons and Daughters (21 or Older): Your children and their children (your grandchildren) can also be included in this petition.

Married Sons and Daughters (Any Age): You can also include their spouse and children in the petition.
Stepchildren: You can also sponsor a stepchild if you’re married to their biological parent before the stepchild turns 18. The stepchild must be unmarried and under 21.

If You Are a Permanent Resident (Green Card Holder)

As a green card holder, you can petition for:

Children (Unmarried and Under 21): You can sponsor your children for a family-based immigration visa.
Unmarried Sons and Daughters (21 or Older): Your children and their children (your grandchildren) can also be included in this petition.
Stepchildren: If you married the child’s biological parent before the child turned 18, you can sponsor the stepchild if they are unmarried and under 21.

Why Choose a Family-Based Immigration Attorney?

Family sponsored immigration process can be complex. Legal assistance allows you to fill in the information correctly without unnecessary delays. if you’re applying for an immediate family immigration, the expert guidance simplifies the process.

Let us help you bring your loved ones closer to you.

Petition for Children