Respondiendo tus Preguntas de Inmigración en los Estados Unidos
17 May 2024 · 0 min
0:26
In this segment, the host answers a viewer’s question about how a lawful permanent resident (LPR) parent can sponsor their children for U.S. immigration and how long the process takes. The explanation distinguishes between minor children (under 21) and adult children (over 21). For minors, the petition moves much faster—often two years or less—especially if the children are already in the United States; if they are abroad, the timeline still tends to be relatively short. For adult children over 21, the process is slower, they must be unmarried, and the waiting period can be significantly longer. The host also notes that the location of the children (inside or outside the U.S.) influences processing time.
