Can American citizens apply for their parents and 10-year-old brother to immigrate to the United States?

I. Immigrants of immediate family members:

According to the old and new immigration laws of the United States, the immediate family members of American citizens are not subject to quota restrictions. In other words, the immediate family members of American citizens can obtain immigrant visas and immigrate to the United States without restrictions as long as they are not prohibited from entering the country by American laws. Immediate family members as defined in American immigration law refer to:

1. Spouses of American citizens;

2. Unmarried children under the age of 2/kloc-0 whose parents are American citizens;

3. Age of parents of American citizens 21; Adopted sons, adopted daughters and adoptive parents are regarded as immediate family members, but the adoption relationship must be established before 16 years old; Stepchildren, stepfathers and stepmothers are also regarded as immediate family members, but stepparents must get married before their children reach the age of 18.

Second, other relatives immigrants:

Non-immediate family members other than immediate family members apply for immigration, which is subject to the annual quota stipulated by the US immigration law. Non-lineal relatives are divided into four categories of priority personnel according to their kinship:

1, first priority (P 1):

1) According to the new American immigration law 1990, the annual quota of priority category I is 23,400.

2) The first priority immigrants are:

A, P 1- 1: Unmarried children of American citizens (2 1 above), including adopted sons, adopted daughters (1before the age of 6) and stepchildren (stepparents1before the age of 8);

B, P 1-2: illegitimate or married minor children of adult unmarried children of American citizens;

3) Documents and forms required for priority immigrants of category I: A. Form I-130; B. naturalization certificate (American citizenship certificate) and birth certificate; C. Household registration certificate of the immigrant applicant: birth certificate and proof of relationship with parents; D. proof of the marital status of the immigrant applicant; E. Proof of no criminal record of the immigrant applicant (exempted according to 16)

2, the second priority (P2)

1) According to the new American immigration law 1990, the second priority immigration quota is 1 14200 people per year.

2) Priority immigrants of the second category:

A, P2- 1: permanent resident of the United States, that is, the spouse of the green card holder;

B, P2-2: Unmarried children of any age who are permanent residents of the United States, including adopted children and stepchildren within the prescribed scope; C, P2-3: their minor children under the age of 2 1 year, including legally divorced only children;

3) Documents and forms to be submitted by the second priority immigrants:

A. Table I-130;

B. green card and the birth certificate of the green card holder;

The current household registration certificate and birth certificate of the immigrant applicant;

Proof of the relationship between the immigrant applicant and the green card holder;

E. proof of the marital status of the immigrant applicant;

F. Immigrant applicants have no criminal record certificate (1under 6 years old). Judging from the current situation, there are many people applying for P2, which forms a queue phenomenon, and it usually takes about 2 years or even longer.

3. Priority immigrants of the third category (P3)

1) According to the new American immigration law 1990, the third priority annual quota is 23,400 people per year.

2) Priority immigrants of the third category:

A, P3- 1: Married children of American citizens, including eligible adopted sons and daughters, stepsons and adopted daughters;

B, P3-2: and spouses of married children (including adopted sons, adopted daughters, stepsons and adopted daughters);

C, P3-3: and their children under 2 1 year;

3) Forms and documents submitted by third priority immigrants:

A. Table I-130;

B. naturalization certificate and birth certificate of American citizens;

The current household registration certificate and birth certificate of the immigrant applicant;

D. proof of the marital status of the immigrant applicant;

E. Proof that the immigrant applicant has no criminal record (exempted according to 16);

4, the fourth priority (P4)

1) according to the new immigration law of the United States, the annual quota of the fourth priority immigrant is 64800.

2) The fourth category of priority immigrants:

A, P4- 1: brothers and sisters of American citizens (regardless of age);

B, P4-2: spouses of brothers and sisters;

C, P4-3: and their children under 2 1 year;

3) Application documents and forms to be submitted by the fourth priority immigrant:

A. Table I-130;

B. birth certificates and naturalization certificates of American citizens;

C. the household registration certificate and birth certificate of the immigrant applicant;

D. proof of the relationship between the immigrant applicant and the American citizen;

E. proof of the marital status of the immigrant applicant;

F. Proof that the immigrant applicant has no criminal record (exempted according to 16); It should be pointed out that the fourth priority quota is small, that is, it can only account for 24% of the total 270,000 immigrants, that is, 64,800 people.