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Bringing my wife's kids from the Phillipines

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stacato   0

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My wife is a Fillipina and has a 10 year green card (Got it a month ago). She petitioned her adult kids (All of her kids are over 21) for green card while she had her conditional green card approximately 2 years ago. She has a March 2013 processing date for these petitions, meaning that's when the process got started. How long would it take for her kids to get the green card? Thanks!

Pitaya Grand Master

Pitaya   2,577

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They must be unmarried. It takes 7 years

Good correction. :thumbs:

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Boiler Grand Master

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Well, if I'm reading the cut off dates correctly on this website then the wait time for F2b from Phillipines is approximately 10-12 years not 7 years.

That is the time those who have got to the front of the line have been waiting.

Things I have read suggest someone starting now could wait a lot longer.

Either way it is what it is, perhaps check every year or so.

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raven52 Proficient

raven52   233

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My wife is from the Philippines, and we have no children, but I am shocked at the amount of time it takes, to bring children here.,.,you read and study this site, you learn every day!

Good luck on your quest OP, may you be blessed in your "journey!"

 
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