I am us citizen can i sponser to my cousin brother?
If you mean helping your cousin's brother to apply green card from family immigration, the answer is NO. If your cousin is also an US citizen, and he wants to apply his brother, but does not have enough income, you may work as a co-sponsor. If you are a company owner, your company can be a sponser of your cousin's brother for a working visa and green card thought working.
My brother is an American citizen and I'm not, Can he sponsor me by opening a business together?
There are really two different questions/possibilities here: your brother sponsoring you as your brother, and the business you start together sponsoring you as an employee for a work visa that permits employment.I agree with the other, earlier answers that while your brother can sponsor you, the wait time in this category is often so long as to make this impractical - ten years or more.Base don the business, there may be some options but you would need to explore this further with an attorney. Several of the visas require a true employer/employee relationship (control over the employee by the employer), the the equity split/how much of the company you own would be an important factor in qualifying. Other visas require that you, or nationals of your home country (your brother would no longer qualify as a US citizen), own a majority.Even where you own little enough of the business to be able to get one non-immigrant visa (or enough for another), the fact that the company is “closely held” may be a problem for the more common types of employment-based permanent residence petition.Speak to a lawyer to understand your options.
I am a US Citizen and would like to sponsor my mother and my 9-year-old brother. What route should I take?
You could do sponsor your mom while she is here or while she is abroad--adjustment is easier than consular processing abroad, but that's just my opinion. if you sponsor her while she is abroad and she doesn't use the sponsorship to immigrate, you need to follow up every year until she does, which can be a pain.Once your mom has a green card, she can enter the U.S., sponsor your brother as an F-2A, and obtain a reentry permit to go be with him till he can immigrate here. This happens quite frequently with immigrating parents who have young children who can't immigrate with them.
I am a US Citizen, How do i bring my brother here?
1. Your mom can apply immediately. She is not subjected to visa restriction. No waiting time, only processing time. She should be able to come within 6 months of application. 2. No way for your brother to go faster unless he can establish relationship with the United States.
Can a greencard holder sponsor her brother to bring usa?
No. The green card holder can apply to become a citizen. If the green card holder becomes a citizen, the he/she can petition for the brother. However, it can take at least ten years.
My uncle is a US citizen can he sponsor me for green card?
No. Your uncle could sponsor your mother/father - then they could sponsor you if successful.Family visas are available as follows, plus your Uncle could sponsor your grandparents (IR-5 Visa), then they could sponsor your parents, and ultimately you.Family-based Immigrant VisasFamily First Preference (F1): Unmarried sons and daughters of U.S. citizens, and their minor children, if any. (23,400)Family Second Preference (F2): Spouses, minor children, and unmarried sons and daughters (age 21 and over) of LPRs. At least seventy-seven percent of all visas available for this category will go to the spouses and children; the remainder is allocated to unmarried sons and daughters. (114,200)Family Third Preference (F3): Married sons and daughters of U.S. citizens, and their spouses and minor children. (23,400)Family Fourth Preference (F4): Brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens, and their spouses and minor children, provided the U.S. citizens are at least 21 years of age. (65,000)
I am a citizen how long it will take to sponsor my sister in guyana?
Years. Siblings are at the bottom of the list of family visas granted.
Can US citizen sponsor his parents with age under 21 ?
Anytime a US citizen sponsors a parent for permanent residency, minor children cannot "piggyback" on the same application. USCIS define "minor" as an unmarried child under the age of 21. The US citizen would need to file a separate petition for his/her sibling. Alternatively, once your parents arrive here, they, as green card holders, can sponsor their other unmarried children.
Can a us citizen with a felony sponsor a immigrant ?
yes, certainly. US law doesn't bar felons from getting married. and it doesn't bar felons from sponsoring immigrants. I'll have to say that Brother is wrong that the consular officer will probably tell the beneficiary about the felony conviction. In actuality, that would normally be illegal under our privacy laws, unless the conviction was for something that might put the beneficiary or children, now or in the future, in potential danger, like spouse abuse, physical violence, or sexual abuse. his example of chopping up children would certainly count, but if it were for something less extreme like bank robbery, then the officer is legally forbidden from even mentioning it. in the case of potential danger for the applicant, the interviewing officer is legally obliged to inform the applicant, under current legal requirements. however, as long as the applicant still wants to proceed with the visa application, which is almost always the case, the visa will be approved, everything else being equal.