Immigrant parents

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Anonymous wrote:Home country sounds ideal. What does the US have that they can’t get in their home country? Bringing them sounds like a miserable plan. Go visit them and your sibling.

I agree. Why does sibling want to bring them to U.S. permanently. Are they well enough to travel? If so, then why don't they come and spend 3-4 months at a time? That would allow for bonding with the kids, but also allow them to maintain their relationships and supports back home.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Also, what is their citizenship status. It might not be easy to get them here on a permanent basis.

Green card holders.

How can this be true if they don’t live here? GC status only allows living outside the U.S. for a finite period for valid reasons. If they don’t live here, how are they having GCs?

They stayed here for few years when sibling had their babies, went back last year. Sibling wants them to come back and get their citizenship. They used travelers insurance here but mostly had check ups when visiting home country and also bought prescription in bulk for whole year. Sibling intends to get private insurance until they become eligible for free. Sibling is a physician so can treat minor stuff himself.

How old are these babies now? What kind of childcare does the sibling use?

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