How Does Immigration Define "Child" For The Purposes Of Obtaining A Green Card?
Автор: Godoy Law Office Immigration Lawyers
Загружено: 2020-07-20
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In this video we are going to discuss how immigration defines "child" for purposes of obtaining a green card.
The immigration law has a specific definition of who it considers a "child" for purposes of obtaining a green card. This is an important definition because it defines situations where the child gets a green card, the parent gets a green card, or the sibling gets a green card.
A “child” is an unmarried person under 21 years of age who is a:
1) Child born in wedlock.
2) Step-child where the child was under 18 when step-relationship was created.
3) Child legally legitimated before 18 if in custody of father at time of legitimation.
4) Child born out-of-wedlock where the relationship is either with the mother or with a father where a bona fide parent-child relationship exists.
5) An Adopted child. There are some important variations in this category that are beyond the scope of this video.
6) Certain orphans.
If you have any immigration questions please contact us for a consultation.
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