Family Unity Visa

[needanswersplz 0]

Hello All,

The reason I am posting in the K1 forum is because I do not know where this topic should go. My wife and I went through the K1 process and have moved to the US. We were wondering what is the specific visa used to bring over her mother, father, brother and sister to the US? We still aren't sure if her family will want to stay and live with us in the US, but we were hoping that we could do some family union visa (if such a thing exists) so that her family can come visit whenever they want. We are planning on having kids in a few years and we want her family to be over to fly to the US without any problems, visa delays, etc.

Hopefully somebody can direct me to the right forum! Thank you for your help in advance!

[aleful 1,905]

hi

it doesn't, she has to be a USC to petition for family, so first she must concentrate on herself, and in 3 years of having the GC she can file for citizenship

for parents the petition will take over a year

but for her sister, a very long time,

for visiting, a tourist visa is the only option

[Penguin_ie 5,997]

**** Moving to Tourism forum, as Op's in-laws have not decided on immigration yet ******

[aaron2020 11,651]

There are no such things as family unity visas for people to come and visit anytime they want. What you want does not exist.

If her family wants to visit, they file for visitor visas based on their own merits Her status can not help them. There is nothing she can do to help with visitor visas.

Once she is a US citizen (about 3 years from now), she can apply for her family to immigrate here. It would be a year for her parents alone. Her sibilings will take 12-24 years after she files.

[Darnell 8,479]

Don't forget the EB-5 visa ! Sure, it's money, but what's family without money ?

[baron555 934]

hi

it doesn't, she has to be a USC to petition for family, so first she must concentrate on herself, and in 3 years of having the GC she can file for citizenship

for parents the petition will take over a year

but for her sister, a very long time,

for visiting, a tourist visa is the only option

Yep, visitor visas for parents are more prevalent these days. For siblings?, not so much. They will be stuck.