Legal Question in Immigration Law in California

Only if you are a permanent resident (Green card holder), then your minor unmarried children can apply for visas too (as they'd be included into the I-130 petition).

If you are a US citizen, you have to file separate petition for all your children (both minor and adult).

Web: www.law-visa-usa.com

If you are USC then your minor children are to and need to get their citizenship. where are you located?

If in California, call me @619-922-5287

Neither answer above is entirely correct.

A permanent resident can include under 21 year old children in the petition of their spouse, so separate petitions are not required.

If you are a U.S. citizen, your children might be U.S. citizens already. If they are, then they should be applying for certificates of citizenship or U.S. passports from the U.S. embassy/consulate abroad. If they are not citizens already, then you'd file separate petitions for them.

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Alice Yardum-Hunter, Certified Specialist, Immigration & Nationality Law, State Bar of CA and "Super Lawyer" 2004-2009, Los Angeles Magazine