Legal Question in Immigration Law in New York

You can petition for him, yes. However, you will also need to sponsor him. For this matter, you have to be gainfully employed and earn above federal poverty guidelines. If your income is less, then you might be able to petition and sponsor him if you find a co-sponsor.

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I would need more details regarding your particular case before I could comment on it properly.

However, because part of the process is that you produce W2�s to show the payment of income tax the general answer is no..

If you have recently married the immigration service will also want to know if you informed welfare of your change in circumstances. In other words, does welfare know you are married?

Patricia Martin-Gibbons