American immigrants

Your aunt cannot apply for immigration for you.

After your aunt and uncle get married, they can apply for your uncle's immigration, and your uncle can get a green card in the United States. After the fifth year, your uncle can take the American citizenship exam. After getting the American citizenship test, your uncle can apply for his brothers and sisters' family immigration, that is, apply for your parents and your family immigration.

If you have an adoption relationship with your uncle, your aunt can apply for you at the same time as applying for your uncle. According to different ages, there will be different emphases. And you have to submit a notarial certificate of adoption relationship. If their adoption relationship is confirmed only after they get married, then the possibility of obtaining a visa is very small and they are suspected of fake adoption.

About American immigrants:

If he is an American citizen, he can help the following relatives to apply for immigration:

I. Spouses

B. Unmarried children under 2 1 year old

C. Unmarried children over 2 1 year old

D, married children of any age

E. Brothers and sisters, the applicant is over 2 1 year old.

F, parents, the applicant is over 2 1 year old.

2. If they are permanent residents of the United States, they can apply for immigration for the following relatives:

I. Spouses

B. Unmarried children of any age

In either case, the applicant must provide proof of kinship.

Priority category

If you want to immigrate through kinship, you must get an immigration quota in your category.

According to the nature of applicants and their relatives, relatives immigrants are divided into four categories: immediate family members of American citizens, including parents, spouses and unmarried children under 2 1 year old, do not need the same quota. Their immigration quota is available when they apply. Applications in the following priority categories must wait for places:

First priority: unmarried children of American citizens over 2 1;

Second priority: spouses of permanent residents in the United States, unmarried children under 2 1 year old, and adult unmarried children;

Third priority: married children of American citizens;

Fourth priority: brothers and sisters of American citizens.