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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Honduras
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Hola mis gentes,

We want to try to bring my husband's son to live with us. We have only been married 2 years. Earlier, we didn't have the money and now Nelson is over 21, In reading USCIS, it seems that we would have had to be married when Nelson was 18 or before in order for me to bring him as a stepson. Now we would have to petition for his father as a greencard holder which would make him 2b in the visa line. If I am wrong, tell me.

how long is this visa line for Honduras? Apparently it varies from country to country.Any other helpful hints would be appreciated.

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