Like your married partner, any children you have together will be listed as dependents. As such, the results of your appeal decision can also affect them. For example, should your immigration appeal be denied, they would likely be unable to sign up for a visa as your dependent.
However, note that the government will typically only accept unmarried children below 21 years old as your dependents, though you could still petition for children over 21 if they remain unmarried. Again, an immigration lawyer can assist with appealing for your children if needed.
Get Help from an Immigration Lawyer Today
Working through US immigration statutes and requirements can be more complicated than usual when you have a partner or family. If you have any concerns about your case, you can consult with Attorney Hillary Walsh and our immigration team here at New Frontier Immigration Law. We have years of experience handling such cases and appeals throughout Arizona.
Our team works in various practice areas of immigration law, including family petitions, bonds, and removal defense. If you want to schedule a strategic session, you can fill out the form on this website or call us. We can cater to both English and Spanish-speaking clients.