Mother got a green card in America. 2 1 year-old children can get a green card if they are unmarried?

According to American immigration law, applicants for permanent residence, their spouses and children under the age of 2 1 can obtain permanent resident status and green card together with the applicants. For example, a married woman applies for labor immigration in the United States through a labor application. After being examined by the Ministry of Labor and approved by I- 140, you can legally apply for I-485 to adjust your status. At this stage, the woman can apply for adjustment of her spouse and children under 2 1 year. They can get green cards at the same time. However, if at any time after the I-485 application is filed, or before this lady's green card is approved, her child is over 2 1 year old, this child will not be able to get a green card with her parents, but will become a second-class B applicant for immigration. In this case, children have to wait at least three to four years to get a green card. If the child is abroad, the artificial restriction of 2 1 year-old will make it impossible for parents who get a green card in the United States to reunite with their children for several years.

Then, after the applicant submits the I-485, some relatives will be born on 2 1, and the application will not be approved before that. What can the applicant do? At present, it takes more and more time for the Immigration Bureau to hear the identity adjustment of I-485. Children who are still in their teens at 10 may have no results at 2 1 0. If someone in the applicant's family will be 2 1 year-old in a few months, the applicant can ask the immigration bureau or consulate to hear the case of the whole family quickly and get approval before 2 1 year-old.

Of course, when dealing with the cases of such landlords, the Immigration Bureau has a special term called "overage". Over-age is one of the few reasons why the Immigration Bureau can accept a quick trial. So people in this situation, don't worry, contact the immigration office, there should be a satisfactory result. However, time is ruthless, and there is no mercy in the law after 2 1 year old, so applicants should make preparations in advance and reserve enough time to solve this problem. Even fast processing takes some time. Finally, we would like to say that just because the Immigration Bureau agrees to a speedy trial does not mean that the Immigration Bureau will approve your application after the trial. If there are any problems in the application, such as illegal employment, overstaying, etc. Immigration will still reject the green card application for reasonable reasons.

Finally, I hope the landlord can get what he wants.

Supplementary question: it is less than 2 1 year old, and there are still more than three months. Moreover, it seems that the mother gave the child's materials to the immigration bureau long ago, and both the mother's own and the child's are waiting in line. Now my mother married an American citizen and got a green card for more than a year.

I suggest calling your mother at once. According to the immigration regulations of the United States, six months before the child approaches the age of 2/kloc-0, the applicant can make a request for a quick trial to the immigration office hearing the case. The Immigration Bureau has a quick trial procedure specifically for this situation. Recently, the headquarters of the Immigration Bureau issued a memorandum, instructing the immigration bureaus to formulate fast-track procedures for cases approaching the age of 265,438+0 in a humanitarian spirit.

If the applicant's family members or relatives who are about to turn 2 1 year-old are abroad, the applicant should not only obtain permanent resident status before the relatives turn 2 1 year-old, but also inform the foreign American consulate immediately after obtaining the status, requesting to go through the immigration visa formalities for the relatives who are about to turn 2 1 year-old as soon as possible. Most American consulates will be very sympathetic to the applicant's situation and deal with the matter quickly on humanitarian grounds.

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