American regulations on immigrants over 60 years old

1.60-year-old parents cannot apply for relative immigration when their children hold green cards. Only American citizens are eligible to apply.

2. Relatives' migration: Applicants for relatives' migration can be American citizens or permanent residents of the United States. American citizens can apply for immigration for spouses, children, parents and siblings; Permanent residents can apply for immigration for spouses and unmarried children.

3. Relatives' Immigration: According to the US immigration law, American citizens who are over 265,438+0 or 265,438+0 have the legal qualification to apply for their parents to live and stay in the United States. Permanent legal residents of the United States (green card holders) do not have this qualification. The meaning of "parents" in American immigration law includes: biological parents (whether born in wedlock or not), stepparents and adoptive parents. However, if an American citizen obtains citizenship through legal adoption, he no longer has the right to apply for the permanent residence of his biological parents in the United States.