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Boiler Grand Master

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Canadians do not need a visa to visit

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Boiler Grand Master

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Then a B2 Tourist Visa

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SalishSea Grand Master

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1 hour ago, smnickkyua said:

Sorry, haven't been to this forum for quite a while

Just updated my profile/country of immigration

 

My nephew is in Ukraine

If you’re trying to bring him as an immigrant to get a green card, there is no path for that.

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There is no way to bring a nephew, but you can bring his parent (whoever it is your sister or your brother) but it might take 15 years for their turn to get an immigrant visa to come to USA. 

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31 minutes ago, vamphog said:

There is no way to bring a nephew, but you can bring his parent (whoever it is your sister or your brother) but it might take 15 years for their turn to get an immigrant visa to come to USA. 


And the rest! I’d double that as a rough estimate. 

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28 minutes ago, smnickkyua said:

15 years sound really encouraging, least to say


It will be a lot longer than that. Currently those that applied 18ish years ago are eligible for visas, but that category has only moved forward 3 years in the last 10. Unless things speed up considerably (unlikely, given more and more people are joining the line) then it’ll be a lot longer than 18 years for those that apply now. 
 

So it doesn’t help your nephew at all, as he will have aged out by the time your sibling is eligible for a visa anyway. But if your sibling is interested in moving to the US, then you may as well file for them now.

 

Good luck. 

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Are there any other qualifying relatives?

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