Asked by: Chuck 264 views USA Immigration
My daughter is 24 years old. She left Guyana since she was 15. Although she is permanent in the U.S., I still have not gotten any word of sponsorship. I would like to know if she can sponsor her little brother and me and what the conditions are to apply for sponsorship?
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