I have passed the American immigrant visa and will go to the United States in two months. My due date is September. Can I apply for my parents to visit relatives in the United States (China) now?

Of course not! Don't say that you are still in China, even if you have arrived in the United States, do you mean that you will go to the United States in two months? It was June. When you arrive in the United States, you should apply for your parents with your green card identity. It will be July then. You want them to go there when the due date is September, right? This is absolutely impossible.

If they apply to them in July, even if they succeed, they will need at least half a year to prepare all kinds of notarization materials in China, and then go to face-to-face signing. Moreover, it is easy to be rejected when you apply for parents to visit relatives as soon as you get a green card. The point is that you don't have a job yet and can't provide financial security for your parents. If you ask a friend to vouch for you, or if your husband vouches for you, it will be more difficult to sign, that's fine.

However, if you want to know clearly, they have signed a visit visa. Fortunately, once rejected, it is impossible to visit relatives in the future. If you want to apply for their immigration in the future, this history of visa refusal is a great obstacle, which will greatly affect the normal immigration procedures in the future. More importantly, consider it clearly!

PS: Do you have a husband to accompany you when you give birth in America? Or go to a friend's house? What continent is it in? My home is in a city near Los Angeles, California. There are many vacant rooms at home, and my mother wants to run a homestay, which can provide accommodation. In addition, she is a baby nurse, who takes care of babies under the full moon. You can help if you need it.