how can i get an immigration approval for a family from the united states?
375525
US citizens can file petitions for their parents, spouse, children, siblings.  Lawful Permanent Residents can file petitions for their spouses, children (single, divorced or widowed only - NO MARRIED CHILDREN).  File an I-130 Petition. Research the State Department Visa Bulletin. Be prepared for long waiting periods. Good Luck.
753619
You would need to file either a K-3 & K-4 Visa for your wife and her daughter which is usually a bit faster, but you will then have to file for Adjustment of Status after entry or wait for the consular proceessing of the I-30.  Or you can file the I-30 or CR-1 for both which takes a bit longer but will then be able to enter the US as a permanent resident.\n\nSee http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=d0e2194d3e88d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=28819c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1____ for forms and further instructions.
1164843
Contact the nearest US Embassy. They are the ones who issue visas.
1105184
You need to go through a good immigration attorney.  The process is complex, and requirements are stringent.
637842
you can get the immigrant visa at the same time your parents get it (not later) as long as you are under 21 at the time of the visa issuance (the category doesn't matter). US consulates normally try to speed up the process if they know that a child is about to reach their 21st birthday, however, you MUST be under 21 at the time of visa issuance.\n\nIf that doesn't work out, your parents can still petition for an immigrant visa for you under family immigration, however, the wait time for children over 21 of permanent residents is ridiculously long (10 years on average)
1073322
Easiest way is- Go to some US Immigration Consultant. They will easily tell you the rules and regulations for the same. or visit US site youreself to assess your eligibility for US work permit. Its very easy to find out the ways if you are capable enough..
303282
Quite honestly, the long way would be that your husband (hopefully a citizen) files a petition with Immigration and declares himself as the sponsor to get your mother-in-law in the US. The average wait time for such case can take years. However, another strategy that I am hearing a lot is to file a petition with immigration as a nanny for your children. \n\nThe best answer is by an immigration attorney. Ask around in your friend circle and find a good attorney.
99092
Goto the US embassy in your country and get a Non Immigrant Visa application form from there.  Fill out the form and follow the instructions written on it. Then submit it in the embassy, and you might just get a visa.
383356
Contact the Immigration office (INS)in the city and state where you live. They should be able to give you the information and help you need.
1181143
Call the US Embassy and ask! With both parents being American Citizens, they can "sponsor" you. You should have no problems getting a "green card" and working here. Just do things "by the book" so that you don't have problems later.
319796
Call the IMMIGRATION and NATURALIZATION SERVICE ( INS ). They will be in the gov't pages of your phone book. Only they can tell you the true procedures, other than a lawyer who specializes in such cases.
339610
I would suggest playing the Visa Diversity Lottery and have your wife play as well - double the chance. Beyond that it may be tough without family ties to the US or an employee to sponsor you (and they can only do that if they can show that they do not have any equally qualified American workforce available).\n\nIf you're wealthy, there is an investor visa, but that requires a substantial investment into an US company (>$250.000) which will most likely be lost. Try talking to an immigration lawyer in the US.
1048714
You can only petition family members.  If you were a citizen you can get him a fiance visa right away.
595336
Have him or her go to the nearest American Consulate and apply for a fiance (fiancee) visa.  Prepare to wait for many many  months.  \n\nYou can also call Immigration and Naturalization Service in the US and get info from them.  They will be in contact with you in any case to verify the visa application.\n\nGood luck
491904
Go To The American Embassy\nThey Will Explain All The Proper Procedures To You\n\nGood Luck
638859
check the US Embassy website in your country and u will get some information on what u need to do to get a visa.  Having relatives in the US is not a guarantee that the embassy will grant u a visa.
537063
Maybe, contact immigration