hoàng tử lưng gù wrote:

LoveStory08 wrote:

hoàng tử lưng gù wrote:

Hihi, cưng còn có con ở Việt Nam?  Con ruột hay con nuôi vậy nè? Và bao nhiêu tuổi nếu cưng không ngại nói cho anh gù biết.

hehe I'm asking for my cousin, anh gu! hehe

Oh, ic.  Nếu là trên 21 tuổi, và parent chưa có quốc tịch mỹ thì lâu lắm đó cưng ơi.  Cưng khuyên người muốn bảo lãnh người bên nhà, thì cứ nộp đơn bảo lãnh trước, rồi khi đã vào quốc tịch rồi, chỉ việc update giấy tờ, thì sẽ nhanh hơn là khi chưa có quốc tịch. Nhưng sẽ không dưới 10 năm đâu.

Tu* Khoai wrote:

LoveStory08 wrote:

Theyre over 21 ànd is single.

The kids are over 21, but what status is your cousin ? US citizen ? or Green Card holder ?

Anyhoo, for US Citizens, the kids are under F1 preference category.  It would mean that it would take about 10 years and 2 months for application to become current (or to get call for an interview).  For Green card Holders, their kids would fall under F2B preference category, which would equate to about 6 more months of wait time, or 10 years and 8 months.

All together, it would take up to 11 to 12 years before their children can reunite with them in the States.

Rice wrote:Love, I don't think it'll take less than 10 years. Chị có người quen lảnh vụ này nhiều and không ai lảnh dưới 10 years

BeiBei wrote:I would think it’s more complicated for Asian countries. My European coworker was able to sponsor her children to the US within 2 years. It didn’t cost her much. Just a lot of paperwork and time.

LoveStory08 wrote:

Green card holder.  I googled and it says 6-10years..

LoveStory08 wrote:

BeiBei wrote:I would think it’s more complicated for Asian countries. My European coworker was able to sponsor her children to the US within 2 years. It didn’t cost her much. Just a lot of paperwork and time.

Of course, Europe—not a third world country

BeiBei wrote:

LoveStory08 wrote:

BeiBei wrote:I would think it’s more complicated for Asian countries. My European coworker was able to sponsor her children to the US within 2 years. It didn’t cost her much. Just a lot of paperwork and time.

Of course, Europe—not a third world country

Is Japan a third world country?

Tu* Khoai wrote:

LoveStory08 wrote:

Green card holder.  I googled and it says 6-10years..

Whoever gave you that information is wrong.  All you would need to do is to look in the BCIS and look for Visa Bulletin information.  From there, it will tell you what is the current priority date is.  That is an official federal website with updated information.