WorldTraveler2022

Hi community, Thank you ahead of time for your help. I am expecting my green card in October of this year, currently outside of the US - based on a petition from my child who is a US citizen (naturalized). I have a minor child living out of the US with me (6 year old). What are my options for the child to travel with me? I've done some research and found some options but maybe I'm missing something. My goal is to be able for my child to be reunited with me in the US as soon as I get there or even be able to travel with me? 1) I know I can file a I-130 once my green card is approved. But seems that might take a while? 2) I could apply for my non-US citizen minor child (6 yo) for a non-immigrant visa. Any cases where they might be admitted with me to the US? I would apply for readjustment for status once I am in the US for my minor child? 3) Any options im missing?

No, she does not plan to overstay.

Hi, Background - US citizen (obtained citizenship in 2021) Mother - location: Moldova, Moldova citizen, never been to the US I invited my mother to visit me for 2 weeks for the winter holidays. She applied for a B2 visa. Let's assume she gets a 10 year visa and is allowed to spend 180 days per year in the US. As the person who invited her (she indicated my name and address as part of the B2 visa application), do I bear any legal responsibility in case she overstays her yearly 180 day allotted time (worst case scenario?). Thank you