My fiancée has 2 unmarried adult (female) children. Can I sponsor them together when filing for a fiancé(e) visa?
My fiancée (the person being sponsored for the fiancé(e) visa) has 2 unmarried adult (female) children. Can I sponsor them together when filing for the fiancé(e) visa?
Or would it be more advantageous to sponsor them separately after my fiancée enters the U.S.?
Later, this could be done after obtaining a green card, waiting 5 years, and becoming a citizen, but the children must not be married. It would likely be more time-efficient for the children to look into a different method. Since becoming a citizen also takes about a year, it would take roughly 6 years in total before you could sponsor them this way. Since sponsorship also takes over 5 years, we’d recommend a different approach.
1. Once the adult children turn 18, they’re considered adults, so they can’t be sponsored directly as a stepfather’s children.
2. The spouse obtaining the green card can obtain their own green card first, and then sponsor the children.