¡Sorprendentes noticias! Ciudadano estadounidense pide a su mamá y hermana de República Dominicana
In this short Spanish‑language immigration Q&A, the presenter (Speaker A) answers a viewer’s question about whether a U.S. citizen can sponsor both his mother and his sister, who reside in the Dominican Republic. The speaker confirms that a U.S. citizen may file separate I‑130 family petitions for each relative, noting that the mother’s case will generally progress faster. He outlines the categories of relatives a citizen may sponsor—parents, spouse, siblings, and unmarried or married children—and explains that the first step is to submit an I‑130 petition for each beneficiary. The segment also includes follow‑up questions about how long it takes for a spouse to obtain residency and the timeline for a two‑year‑old child of a resident, emphasizing that processing time depends on the specific case type and status. The overall tone is conversational and supportive, providing clear procedural guidance for family‑based immigration filings.
