Sibling Petition for Family Greencard

[Min Park]

I am 24 years old with DACA status. My younger sibling is an U.S. citizen (just turned 21) and my parents are not citizens and undocumented.

I heard it was possible for my sibling to petition for my parents but is there an option for my sibling to petition for me as well?

My cousins (US marines)/aunt/uncle are all U.S. citizens, is there any option in obtaining a green card from those relatives?

[iuy87]

I am 24 years old with DACA status. My younger sibling is an U.S. citizen (just turned 21) and my parents are not citizens and undocumented.

I heard it was possible for my sibling to petition for my parents but is there an option for my sibling to petition for me as well?

My cousins (US marines)/aunt/uncle are all U.S. citizens, is there any option in obtaining a green card from those relatives?

ur sister can petition for u and her parents but she have to proof that she can financially take care of u. it will take a couple years to be approve

[trebor]

Hi, my brother is an U.S. citizen, I've read here: http://www.immihelp.com/forum/showth...her-time-lines
that it takes 12 years. Are you saying that there is a shorter way to get the green card?

ur sister can petition for u and her parents but she have to proof that she can financially take care of u. it will take a couple years to be approve

[iuy87]

Hi, my brother is an U.S. citizen, I've read here: http://www.immihelp.com/forum/showth...her-time-lines
that it takes 12 years. Are you saying that there is a shorter way to get the green card?

u can get through ur employer, depending on ur degree level and experience. the fastest way is through marrying a us citizen.

[VNK]

Hi, my brother is an U.S. citizen, I've read here: http://www.immihelp.com/forum/showth...her-time-lines
that it takes 12 years. Are you saying that there is a shorter way to get the green card?

There is no shorter way through your brother. It's 12 years.

A shorter way would mean that you qualify for a green card based on some other means.

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I am 24 years old with DACA status. My younger sibling is an U.S. citizen (just turned 21) and my parents are not citizens and undocumented.

I heard it was possible for my sibling to petition for my parents but is there an option for my sibling to petition for me as well?

My cousins (US marines)/aunt/uncle are all U.S. citizens, is there any option in obtaining a green card from those relatives?

Your sister can file for you. However, filing the I-130 does not give you any immigration benefit. It's 12-13 years for a visa. Under current law, you would need to leave the US to interview for a visa. The visa will be denied since you stayed more than a year in the US after age 18 and would be subject to an automatic 10 year ban. It would take 10 years before you can come back.