Which will be faster?

[sz110 0]

What will make the kid get here faster?

My USC applying for her unmarried brother (20 years old)?

or

MY USC wife applying for her parents, once parents come here and get the greencard, then applying for his unmarried son.

please assist

[aleful 1,905]

What will make the kid get here faster?

My USC applying for her unmarried brother (20 years old)?

or

MY USC wife applying for her parents, once parents come here and get the greencard, then applying for his unmarried son.

please assist

are they from Pakistan as well or what country are they from? Probably the second option, but it depends on her brother's country of origin.

[Boiler 45,525]

Do his parents want to emigrate?

[sz110 0]

yes, they are from pakistan too

they would like to spend some time here with her and sometime back in pakistan. I know they would have to at least come here once a year. i feel like the brother can come sooner if the parents apply after greencard

[Boiler 45,525]

yes, they are from pakistan too

they would like to spend some time here with her and sometime back in pakistan. I know they would have to at least come here once a year.

They would live in the US, they can visit Pakistan.

[Mononoke28 135]

I'm not sure about Pakistan but my cousin is in Colombia and his mother, who is the permanent resident, filed for him almost 10 years ago and is still waiting. It would have taken him just as long if his brother, a US citizen, would've filed for him.

Diana

[aleful 1,905]

yes, they are from pakistan too

they would like to spend some time here with her and sometime back in pakistan. I know they would have to at least come here once a year. i feel like the brother can come sooner if the parents apply after greencard

they can't do that, just like boiler said, they have to live here. they can visit Pakistan, but they have to reside in the US.

[aleful 1,905]

I'm not sure about Pakistan but my cousin is in Colombia and his mother, who is the permanent resident, filed for him almost 10 years ago and is still waiting. It would have taken him just as long if his brother, a US citizen, would've filed for him.

Diana

waiting times have gone down, now they are more than 5 years for unmarried children over 21 of LPR. By the time the parents get their GC, he would have already turned 21.