Citizens and Relatives of Legal Permanent Residents categories are subject to statutory quotas and only a certain number of people are eligible for an immigrant visa number each fiscal year under these categories. as a “derivative beneficiary.” This is true for all cases in this second category. Citizen was filing for his unmarried 24-year-old daughter who had a 2-year-old son, the child would be able to file an adjustment of status application or accompany his mother to the U.S. Note: In the case of the relatives in this second broad category, accompanying family members (spouse and/or unmarried children under 21) may be able to join the main beneficiary in adjusting status or coming to the U.S. The relatives of legal permanent residents who may be sponsored include the spouse and unmarried children under 21 (F2A) and unmarried sons and daughters over the age of 21 (F2B). Citizens who may be sponsored are unmarried sons and daughters over the age of 21 (F1), married sons and daughters (F3) and siblings (F4). Citizens and Relatives of Legal Permanent Residents Citizen filing for his/her parents would have to file two separate I-130’s for each parent.ī. Citizen has a wife and 2 children, he must file a separate I-130 for each individual. Also, a U.S. Citizen must file a separate I-130 for each relative. Note: In the case of immediate relatives, the U.S. Unlike most other Green Card applicants, Immediate Relatives are not subject to any quotas, making them immediately eligible for an immigrant visa number upon approval of the I-130.
Citizens include their spouse, unmarried children under 21 and parents.
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