Who Can You Sponsor for a Green Card?

U.S. citizens and green card holders can sponsor certain relatives for a green card, but who depends on your status:

U.S. Citizens Can Sponsor:

  • Spouse

  • Unmarried children (any age)

  • Married children (any age)

  • Siblings (if you are 21 or older)

Green Card Holders Can Sponsor:

  • Spouse

  • Unmarried children (under 21)

Important Notes:

  • Wait times vary depending on the relationship and your relative's home country.

  • Annual limits may apply to some relatives.

  • Proof of relationship and other documents are required.

Considering Sponsoring a Relative?

Consult an immigration attorney for personalized guidance and ensure you comply with regulations.

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