Bondreas

28, and unmarried. Looks like there is no other choice than to wait the 6-8 years that the visa bulletin indicates? Perhaps my parents could petition once they also receive citizenship, but that's also a minimum of 5 years + whatever it takes to process from that point onward.

Thank you, I wouldn't want to do anything the wrong way.

Thank you for this information, that's smart! Would using form I-485 Adjustment of status be an option if he were be able to enter with an ESTA originally, using myself as the sponsor? This might be frown upon, but I'm just looking at the possibilities/options.

Hi everyone, I recently became an US citizen (2018) and my family is going to be migrating to the US. My parents are currently in line to get their I-130 processed (says 11 months). The plan is to move in about two years, after they wrap up all of their affairs (sell the house, store things, last 2 years of work before retirement, etc). Now here is my question. What would be the best way to get my brother over to the US? The sibling category is one of the lowest priorities, even for citizens. Should I wait for my parents to become a green card holder, and they apply for their son? Or should I apply for my brother directly? Any tips? if I go for option one, would it be an issues for my parents to apply for a green card for my brother while they still live abroad? (Netherlands) Thanks in advance, Bob