mama le greencard sponsor garna milcha??

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I was just curious as one of my indian friend got sponsored from his Maternal uncle(mama) for his greencard and got aproved (thats what he says). Can anyone in USA in any other visa status(f1 or H1) be sponsored by their first blood relative like mama,kaka, fupu? If possible what is the process or if there is any link I can find out from please let me know. Thank you.

Jay Nepal

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Unfortunately no...

www . imm ihelp.com/greencard/familybasedimmigration/categories.html

Please delete the spaces in the link above as sajha does not allow the word "imm i help" without the spaces.

Pokhrelikanchi

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dhoti ko kura pani pathyauni ho ta? strickly no to you question .
afno immediate family members can only sponsor once they become citizen

ThahaChaena

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@yotabhayananison :: thank you for the link and help

@pokhrelikhanchi :: hehe kura pattyaako ta thiyina tara pani hoki justo lagihalyo ni ,

ke garnu man nai ta ho. Thank you though.

kalopani

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it could be, if his mama had become a cititizen a long time ago and sponsored his sister and he was a minor.

dbst

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Your Mama can sponser his sister/brother and u will get Greencard w/ your mother if u r under 21 , that dhoti was right .

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I think some indians call their mother as 'mama'. So may be it his/her mom who sponsored.

Jangali Maanab

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सोमलाई थाग्नामै सुताए छ नि त्यो धोतीले !!!

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मरेको धोतीले जिउंदो नेपालीलाई ठगिदिन्छ भनेको ठिकै रहेछ। धोतीले चिल्ली नै उडाइ दिएछ जस्तो छ साथीको।

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मामा ले जन्माएको छोरो होला मोरो धोती।

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Family/Relative Petition by:
1. Spouse - best of best > If US Citizen > takes average of 6 months. for PR > 3 years
2. Mom or Dad - better > If US Citizen and the beneficiary is less than 18 years old, takes 6 months. else takes 3 years for unmarried and 4 years for married.
3. Siblings - good > must be a citizen to petition.. and it takes about 5 years and more depending on the Priority date which keeps changing either way.
Period

Other way around:
MAMA can petition for your AAMA

once your AAMA becomes citizen or PR > she can file for you...
that would take total of 16 to 18 years...

Last edited: 12-Aug-11 08:41 AM

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