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How to bring my mom and her son(my brother) here??

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I plan to apply a greencard for my mom(I'll be a US citizen soon) and my brother is 19 yo now. Can apply for my mom and take him with her somehow because if I apply for him as a brother it would take almost 10 years!!

Do you think I can apply for my mom and him as her child since he's under 21 yo

Thank you!!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Argentina
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no,

they are separate petitions. she may file for him once she comes here and has her GC. they cannot come together, no matter the age of your brother.

you can file for him separatly as well if you want to. it all depends from wich country are you and the difference between you filing for him and your mom once she's a LPR.

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