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  1. Aluvaboy
    Since your brother is unmarried, try to hook him up with a US Citizen girl. Get married. File an I-130 petition. He could land in USA within two years. That is the easiest way.
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    No. They will not qualify for social security benefits nor Medicare. When you petition for parents after you get your citizenship, you need to provide an “Affidavit of Support” which in effect means you agree to pay for all the financial support they need and they will not become a public charge - until they themselves become citizens. So read the fine print of what is on the I-864 Affidavit of support. Also think about the medical coverage (health insurance) they will need!
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    What kind of visa status he has? Immigrant or visiting or something else? He has to go to the customs and border patrol counters. They will validate his visa. If immigrant visa it might take a bit longer for the process to complete.
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    The poster’s wife filed for his brother. So it is a petition under F4 category. It doesn’t matter if he gets married or not.
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    Your screen name Kerala is a State in India. Your country is stated as Grenada! Just curious! Did your mom apply for tourist visa from Grenada or India?
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    A friend of mine waiting for visa under family based F4 category received interview call yesterday July 13, 2023. However the interview date is printed as February 22, 2023 - which is already past. I guess it is a system error. How do you fix this. Calling NVC or the consulate where the interview is scheduled. Anyone been thru similar situation before?
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    The name “Dual Citizenship” is a misnomer. Once you obtain your US citizenship, it is up to your home country to dictate whether you can still keep the citizenship from that country. For example Government of India do not allow dual citizenship. Once an Indian citizen obtain the citizenship of another country, they lose Indian citizenship. So check with your home country to see if they allow this. US government doesn’t have a problem unless you are from certain countries like North Korea etc.
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