A relative went to America to give birth. Is she a citizen? How many years can I return to China? Can I bring my family to immigrate? Will there be a lot of formalities and money to visit her?

1, the baby is an American citizen, but she doesn't count, but he is a guardian. He can stay until the baby turns 18, during which it is legal for her to travel back and forth to the motherland. Moreover, during these 18 years, she and her husband can apply for a green card, and it usually takes five to six years or even longer for China people to apply.

2. Getting a green card counts as immigration. Family members refer to children and spouses, excluding parents and relatives. Parents and relatives can visit relatives.

Visiting relatives requires her to send invitations here. The procedure is not complicated and not difficult. It's easier and faster to get a tourist visa now. If you're just visiting your relatives.

If her husband teaches here, he gets a work visa, that is, as long as an organization is willing to work for him and help him prove his identity, he can legally stay in the United States.

Teaching depends on where you teach. It would be great if you were doing a project in a university. If you are ordinary, you are mediocre. In fact, just like working in Beijing and working in a small city in China, you earn more and spend less, leaving nothing.