How long do I have to wait before I can apply for immigration to the United States?

Both people upstairs are wrong ... speechless.

1. Even if you didn't apply at that time, you can add it later.

Most importantly, whether you are over-age depends on your approval number. Even if it is GUZXXX's number, ask your aunt for it, and ask her to tell you what the approval date of your single case is, subtract the application date from the approval date and add 45 days to the Patriot Act. During this period of time, subtract your age when you arrive, and it is the same if you are under 265,438+0 years old. Many applicants of 1999 were approved in 2005, so they can go even if they are 26 years old. If this is the case, please ask your aunt to write to NVC to apply for your child protection law.

3. If you are unfortunately still over age, you don't have to wait until your parents are naturalized. As long as your parents get a green card and transfer to F2B, your parents will transfer to F 1 or F3 (if married) as appropriate after naturalization. The whole process took about six or seven years, but it's already fast now, and it may not be too early.