Can I apply for grandma after immigrating to the United States? Can my grandmother go there?

There is little chance to apply for grandparents to immigrate to the United States. Even if you apply for your parents to immigrate to the United States first, and your parents become American citizens before applying for your grandparents to immigrate to the United States, you still need to meet certain income security conditions.

American relatives immigrants are divided into relatives immigrants without quota restrictions and relatives immigrants with quota restrictions.

First, the United States quotas restrict the migration of relatives and are subject to annual immigration quotas. If there is a waiting period, schedule it.

According to the relationship, it is divided into the following four types:

1. Family priority, with an annual quota of 23,400.

F 1: Unmarried children of American citizens over 2 1, including those born out of wedlock under 2 1, the application process takes about 6 years.

2. Family is the second priority, and the annual quota is 1 14200.

F2A: American permanent residents, that is, spouses of green card holders and only children under the age of 265,438+0, account for at least 77% of the annual quota, and the application process takes about 5 years.

F2B: Unmarried children over 265,438+0 years old of permanent residents in the United States, including those born out of wedlock, account for about 23% of the annual quota, and the application process takes about 9 years.

3. Family is the third priority, with an annual quota of 23,400.

F3: Families of married children of American citizens. The application process takes about 8 years.

4. Family is the fourth priority, with 65,000 places per year.

F4: Brothers and sisters of American citizens and single children under 2 1 year old.

Second, there is no quota to restrict the migration of relatives.

The immediate family members of American citizens include their spouses, unmarried children under the age of 265,438+0, unmarried children under the age of 65,438+08 born by spouses and ex-husbands, unmarried children under the age of 65,438+06 legally adopted by American citizens and parents of American citizens over the age of 265,438+0. As immediate family members of American citizens, they can immigrate to the United States at any time without quota restrictions, that is, there is no waiting period for green cards.