If a US citizen petitioned for his parent(mother) will his younger brother age 14 be able to come along too?
346419
first you have to file for your parents and your parent will file for your brother. thats the way it is.. its my knowledge and experience. Consult the license people for sure you will be approve.
298582
Just the citizenship.  That person will still have the same nationality as his parents.
429175
A minor under 16 does not need to go through the approval process, but such a minor cannot visit alone, they must be accompanied by an adult who has been approved to visit the inmate, either a parent/guardian or a designee with written, notorized permission from the legal guardian to visit a specific inmate at a specific institution. Besides that, you'll need a certified copy of the minor child's birth certificate and, if the child is an immigrant, proof of INS status.\nA minor over 16 must be approved but may visit alone IF the inmate is an immediate family member AND the minor has written, notorized consent from a legal guardian to make such visits.\nYou can find much more information here: http://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=68
522787
Manny foreigners are studying in Manila, i think they need permission from both parents if they're under-age... Contact the Philippine Embassy for more details....
641054
You can fill out form N-600 that lets a child under 18 become a citizen automatically along with any of their parent. You can only do this once the mother is a citizen. The father doesnot have any effect on the matter. The residency can be claimed through any parent as long as the child is legitimate.
980087
I don't know where these people get their info.  Yes, you can sponsor your sister as long as you are over 21, make enough money to support her (at least on paper) and sign the forms to take responsibility for her (the application).  My husband's family has done this.  His sister was a citizen first, she sponsored her mom (went really fast), she sponsored her husband (so so quick) and then the sister sponsored her brother.  It's still in the works.  I'd say child/parent goes faster than brother/sister, but really it all takes about the same length of time.  Only husband/wife goes really fast.
605300
no, b/c your child is now an american citizen and is entitled to all the services an american citizen can receive.
832617
He can file an I-130 for his wife.  He may be able to file in China if he is a resident there.  He would have to speak to his nearest consulate for information.  For the son, he would have to prove that the stepfather/stepson relationship started before the boy was 18 years old.  If that is the case, he can also file a I-130 for the boy as long as he does so before the boys 21st birthday.  If he waits until after the boy is 21, the boy will have to wait until his visa date is current (there is a waiting period for single children over 21 years old of about 5 years, 7 years for married any age).  \n\nIf the stepparent relationship started after the boy was 18, the wife will have to file for the boy once she gets her green card and only as long as the boy is single (waiting period of 3 years if he's under 21, more if he's over 21 when filed)  If he gets married, she will have to wait to file for him until she becomes a citizen and then the wait is about 7 years. \n\nSee travel.state.gov for complete information and contact information for the consulates and Embassies in china.
181835
Depends on whether or not the parents are brother and sister.\n\n(I'm from TX.)
134766
It depends on the circumstances and the laws also vary by state.  In most cases, the 18-year-old may need to file a petition with the court to get custody of the minor and approval to act as a guardian.
1029875
I don't know the specific laws in Illinois, you need to contact an attorney for that, but in most states both parents have to sign away their rights to the minor child.  You don't state whether your mother is living or not.  So we will assume she is not for the sake of the discussion.  You would need to go before a judge requesting to be made the guardian of the child.  The court will look at all the circumstances and determine if you are suitable to be the guardian.  If found to be acceptable you will be awarded custody and guardianship papers with all rights and responsibilities as if you were the natural parent.  Again I would advise you to contact an attorney regarding the specifics you would need to perform to obtain guardianship of your brother.
53929
Quick answer: Yes, if you are 18 or 19.  Long answer:  it all depends on the specific right.  Minors are not citizens.  Basic human rights apply, but citizenship rights do not.
1082073
no you cannot....you can only get us citizenship if you are under 18 and one of your parents was a citizen.
1073838
No. I went through the same thing when I wanted to bring my son to Panama. His father had to give written consent for him to get his passport.
876179
Depends on if it is in your own country.......to fight in the US Army 17 with parents permission to join the military other than that 18.
1136996
as long as both people are of legal age,no.\nBut you'd better know the other person isn't a minor.
924571
YES, YES, YES, you can petition him, it´s called Form I-130 Petition for Alien Relative and you as a lawful permanent resident may petition for your husband.