Legal Question in Immigration Law in New Jersey

Yes, as a US citizen, you can petition both of your parents for permanent residency. However, since they reside in EU, they may have better health care options over there. If you bring them to the USA, you will be required to sign a legally binding Affidavit of support. You may have to include them into your health insurance or purchase them an adequate health insurance in the USA.

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You can sponsor both of your parents for permanent residency so that they can live here. You would have to fill out separate applications for each of them. Once the application (I-130) is approved, you will receive information from the Department of State about applying for their immigrant visa (green card) at the consulate abroad. Their files will be forwarded to the appropriate consulate and they will be scheduled for interviews there before entering the US. When they enter, they will enter with an immigrant visa, and receive their permanent resident card in the mail shortly thereafter.

This is a general overview of the process. You can find out more about sponsoring a family member by reviewing the I-130 form on USCIS's website and/or contacting an immigration attorney to assist you with the process.

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