adult married son of US citizen

[edsperfect 25]

I have been reading here about this problem. My wife, a us citizen as well as myself, has an adult son who is married and wishes to get green card for the US for he and his wife. I believe we only have to file a 130 for him not for he and his wife. Am i correct on that? I also assume that when his number comes up he goes for visas and brings his wife. Am I correct on that? His mother and i may be in a nursing home by the time his number comes up. i have been searching to see how many visas of this type are allocated for Russia each year. Can't find the answer, does anyone know?

Thank you for any assistance and to all of you:

A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR

[aleful 1,905]

I have been reading here about this problem. My wife, a us citizen as well as myself, has an adult son who is married and wishes to get green card for the US for he and his wife. I believe we only have to file a 130 for him not for he and his wife. Am i correct on that? I also assume that when his number comes up he goes for visas and brings his wife. Am I correct on that? His mother and i may be in a nursing home by the time his number comes up. i have been searching to see how many visas of this type are allocated for Russia each year. Can't find the answer, does anyone know?

Thank you for any assistance and to all of you:

A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR

on the i130 for him, there is a section to add his wifes name. she will come as a derivative of his petition.

unfortunatly, currently the wait is over 10 years.

[ndu26 114]

you or your sposue can file fo him, his own family will benefit under the same petition...some peopel adivse two petitons going concurrently by different petitoners especially if there is a chance of one petitioner not "being around" till the case complete.

Russia falls under worldwide chargeability in the VISA bulletin and his visa category will be F3-married son of USC

see link as follows:

http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/bulletin/bulletin_5630.html

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

If the son is adult it depends on what age the marriage occured if the 'step parent' was able to file.

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

you or your sposue can file fo him, his own family will benefit under the same petition...some peopel adivse two petitons going concurrently by different petitoners especially if there is a chance of one petitioner not "being around" till the case complete.

Russia falls under worldwide chargeability in the VISA bulletin and his visa category will be F3-married son of USC

see link as follows:

http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/bulletin/bulletin_5630.html

This is all correct except for the presumption that he can file for his step-son. He can't file for his step-son unless he married his wife before his step-son was 18 years old.