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'Sons and daughters' green card process


11-Oct-2023 (In Immigration Law)
My grandfather (65 y/o) is a legal citizen of the US, who recently got into an accident and now needs permanent care. My father (42 y/o), who is a citizen of Lithuania, plans to apply for the 'Sons and daughters' permanent green card. If he is approved, he will have to live in the states for 5 years to become a citizen as my grandfather. My question: Can I (22 y/o) apply for the 'Sons and daughters' green card, when my father is not a citizen yet - when he's on the 5 years 'probation' period of becoming a citizen? Or do I have to wait until my father becomes a citizen to get a permission to apply for the visa and enter the country?
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Answer #1
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You may anytime apply for a green card. Your father may file an alien petition with the US Immigration and may get it approved. The approval takes some time. For any assistance you may contact us for further discussion.

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