I didn’t include my children when I filed for my green card. Can I add them later?
Hello. My spouse and I were going through the green card process in the U.S., and our children stayed in Korea for school.
But now we’ve all decided to come study in the U.S. — I’d like to know if I can sponsor the children for a green card even at this later point.
Do I need to go through a separate sponsorship process for them?
If children weren’t included in the green card application at the time the parent applied, they can join later as accompanying family members through a process called Follow to Join, without a separate sponsorship process. In other words, you don’t need to go through a separate sponsorship process.