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Can an Aunt bring Nephew as LPR?

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Hello All,

I have a question that someone else asked me and just did some quick research and to me it doesn't look promising based on this website https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en/immigrate/family/family-preference.html below Family Preference Immigrant Visa (Limited) but I thought I'd ask here anyways. My mother has a co-worker who is a US Citizen, she asked me if I know of anyway she can bring her nephew (under 21 and unmarried) to the US as a LPR. Is there a way?

From what I've seen, she would have to apply for her brother/sister to become a LPR and then her brother/sister would have to apply for his/her son to come as an LPR. Am I correct? 

Thank you!

Mi Amor & Me:

Met.... 1/2010 on my 1st trip to Chile!

Seven visits between 7/19/2015 - 7/9/2017 (Five me to Chile, Two him to USA)

Engaged .... 11/17/2015

K1/AOS Journey:

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11/01/2016 .... I129F sent to Lewisville,TX

11/03/2016 .... I129F delivered/received

11/07/2016 .... NOA1 dated

11/08/2016 .... NOA1 text/email received

11/14/2016 .... NOA1 hardcopy received

04/07/2017 .... RFE notice on USCIS App
04/15/2017 .... RFE hardcopy received

04/20/2017 .... RFE response mailed
04/21/2017 .... RFE response received

06/05/2017 .... APPROVED!! (215 days) USCIS App still states RFE received

06/10/2017 .... NOA2 hardcopy received 
06/20/2017 .... NVC received & case number obtained

06/23/2017 .... Case left NVC

06/29/2017 .... Case received at Santiago embassy
07/21/2017 .... Interview

07/31/2017 .... Medical
08/14/2017 .... Visa in hand

08/28/2017 .... My love comes home! POE: ATL

10/21/2017 .... Wedding Day! ❤️

11/17/17 .... Mailed AOS Packet to Chicago Lockbox

11/20/17 .... Packet received

11/22/17 .... Case # received by text message

12/20/17 ... RFE recieved

1/10/18 ... RFE responded

3/1/18 ... EAD "New Card Being Produced" online (AP no change & no text)

3/6/18 ... EAD/AP card in mail

3/6/18 ... I-797 NOA hard copy received (EAD & AP)

 4/2/18 ... Interview date

 4/2/18 ... Approved!

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2/15/20 ..... Sent package to Phoenix, AZ

2/18/20 ..... Package received

 

 

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No visas for nieces or nephews. Family based visas are limited and they do not fall in any of the categories.

 

You are correct on the scenario for them to get here. However, the visa for siblings will be about 12 - 15 years (20+ years if they are from Philippines, Mexico, or India). And the children could  possibly age out if they are over 21 when a visa becomes available after that time.

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