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how do I get my to be 24 year old daugter to the usa

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My girl friend and I have been killing ourselves trying to find a way to bring her 24 year old daugter to the states, my girl friend and I will be processing soon and we are getting pretty desperate . Does anybody know a way

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GandK
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A 24 years-old is not a little girl, it's a grown up woman and the USA is not Disney land where anyone can just bring their kids, friends, cousins, in-laws as they please. If she feels bad about lea

Austramerican
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THIS is why the process is so long and expensive for the honest people....

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Please don't bring her illegally. Illegal immigration is one of the reasons this process is so long, difficult and expensive.

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My girl friend and I have been killing ourselves trying to find a way to bring her 24 year old daugter to the states, my girl friend and I will be processing soon and we are getting pretty desperate . Does anybody know a way

sorry, but for now you can't she is over 21 so you can't file for her. once you file for your fiance and she comes to the US, marries you and the adjust status becoming a LPR. then she can file for her daughter. as long as she is unmarried. it will take a very long time.

what country is the daughter from?

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sorry, but for now you can't she is over 21 so you can't file for her. once you file for your fiance and she comes to the US, marries you and the adjust status becoming a LPR. then she can file for her daughter. as long as she is unmarried. it will take a very long time.

what country is the daughter from?

philippines

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Assuming she is from they same as your fiance you are looking at an 11 year wait( currently working 01) and she can't get married during that time . Married sons and daughters of USC are processing from 92 and unmarried sons daughters of USC from 02

This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this.

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philippines

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Was wondering if there was a reliable illegal way because I have tried everything I could think of the legal way .

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Was wondering if there was a reliable illegal way because I have tried everything I could think of the legal way .

Reliable illegal way? wow.gif Are you serious? blink.gif

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I am sorry to tell ya, no one here would suggest you do anything to violate immigration law. For your own good and not to mention, it's unethical...and well, illegal.

"The Marines I have seen around the world have the cleanest bodies, the filthiest minds, the highest morale, and the lowest morals of any group of animals I have ever seen. Thank God for the United States Marine Corps!" - Eleanor Roosevelt, First Lady of the United States, 1945.

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I really dont know its very hard to leave the girl behind she only has her mother no other family .

We all understand it's hard for a mother to leave behind a daughter. However, that is current immigration law - coupled with incredible wait times.

what can I tell you marines have the lowest morals BUT THEY GET THINGS DONE

That is correct...when the job needs to get done, it is the few that are chosen to get it done.

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"The Marines I have seen around the world have the cleanest bodies, the filthiest minds, the highest morale, and the lowest morals of any group of animals I have ever seen. Thank God for the United States Marine Corps!" - Eleanor Roosevelt, First Lady of the United States, 1945.

"Retreat hell! We just got here!"

CAPT. LLOYD WILLIAMS, USMC

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Well if the mom obtains U.S. citizenship in 5 years, then she can sponsor her daughter for residency. Wouldn't that be a little faster than a permanent resident trying to do the same?

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Well if the mom obtains U.S. citizenship in 5 years, then she can sponsor her daughter for residency. Wouldn't that be a little faster than a permanent resident trying to do the same?

not for the country of Philippines. the wait for unmarried children over 21 of a LPR is over 10 years

the wait for a unmarried child over 21 of a USC is around 15 years. they are currently working with cases sent in 1997

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I really dont know its very hard to leave the girl behind she only has her mother no other family .

well you can alway move over there and marry her and live in the Philippines.

never have her come ilegally to the country, she would have no future here.

she can try a student visa or if she is a professional, some company could sponsor her.

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philippines

I know of a very same scenario like this...and it happens to be my bro-in-law. he , his parents and his 2 brothers were petitioned since 1991 but it took about 19 years before they got approval. my bro-in-law reached 21 when the approval came so he got left behind here in the philippines. now that his father is an LPR, he filed for him last 2006. he got interviewed in 2010 but got denied. and they are trying to appeal for his case. but we've heard nothing ever since. his parents keep telling him not to get married if he wants it to more possible for him to go to the US. im also wondering what other solutions can we do for them? im concerned too.

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