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17 hours ago, ZirZai said:

if your mom doesn't speak or understands English it will take 15 years to apply without the civics test portion...

 

 

No worries on that. My mom was a former English teacher =)

2 hours ago, kid1412 said:

Wow, 23 years. Hats off to her. 

 

I don't know what to say. The answer to your question, as people pointed out above, is yes, but unfortunately, the wait for that is very very long, and for people from the Philippines, it’s very very very very very very very very long.

Thank you all for the realistic and honest feedback. This concludes that we will procees mom's application. It would save us time, effort and money too. 

Im asking also so we would know if we will proceed with her application process.. if it is worth the payment, and submitting the documents. If it would be quite impossible for the married children to be at the US, I am not sure if we will still proceed with the processing. But if an immigration lawyer can help us, we would be willing to pay.. 

Hi kid1412.. Her sister sponsored her for the immigrant visa in 1995.

Hi Boiler. Thanks. She has a very healthy lifestyle so I hope she would live longer..

Good morning. My mom who is 74 years old  just received Notice of Immigrant Visa Case Creation from The Department of State's National Visa Center (NVC). We are in the process of completing these steps:

1. Pay the Immigrant Visa Application fee and Affidavit of Support fee through CEAC
2. Submit your visa application form through CEAC
   • Please review https://nvc.state.gov/documents for a complete list of required documents for your case.
3. Collect the required financial documents, police certificate(s), and civil documents
4. Scan and upload all of these documents to your CEAC account

I believe only unmarried children of my mom under 21 years of age can be brought with her to the US.  I have a concern which is , I am already 38 years old, and just got married last year.

What is my chance that I go to the US , be a resident too, along with my husband and my baby?  Any suggestions and options would be  of great help.

Thanks..