Sponsoring Your Stepchild for a Green Card
Thinking of bringing your stepchild to the US? Here's what you need to know about sponsoring them for a green card:
Who Can You Sponsor?
You must be legally married to the child's biological parent.
Your stepchild must be unmarried and under 21 when you file.
What Documents Do You Need?
Proof of your marriage to the child's parent.
Evidence of your relationship with the stepchild (birth certificate, adoption documents, etc.).
Legal custody documentation (if applicable).
Proof of your US citizenship or green card status.
The Process:
File Form I-130 with USCIS and supporting documents.
USCIS approves your petition.
Case moves to National Visa Center (NVC) for further processing.
US consulate in your stepchild's country takes over.
Important Note:
Carefully review all requirements before filing.
Consider consulting an immigration attorney for guidance.
By following these steps and gathering the necessary documents, you can increase your chances of successfully sponsoring your stepchild for a green card.
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