Q: As an American, Can I Sponsor My 34-Year-Old Daughter for Legal Status in the U.S.?

Sponsoring your daughter for legal status involves several factors. Since she is 34, she no longer qualifies for an immediate family green card based on age. If she is unmarried, you can still sponsor her, but the process will take longer due to the wait for adult children of U.S. citizens.
If your daughter has overstayed her visa or is currently out of status, this could complicate her sponsorship. In this case, she may need to explore other immigration options.
Consulting with an immigration attorney is essential to avoid costly mistakes and potential risks, including deportation. An attorney can assess her situation and recommend the best course of action.
You can schedule a consultation with the Law Offices of Osas Iyamu, LLC, for personalized legal advice on sponsoring your daughter.