Does one of the family members have a criminal record, which affects the child's immigration to the United States?

1. If parents, children or siblings have criminal records, but those family members are not included in the immigration application, it will not affect the applicant's immigration. Immigrants need to submit notarized materials of immigration innocence, that is to say, there is no need to prove whether parents, children, brothers and sisters have criminal records.

2. If the spouse has a criminal record, it depends on the destination country of the immigrant. For example, in Australia, even if the spouse is not included in the immigration application, there is no way to immigrate; It doesn't matter if it's New Zealand.