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Posted 6 months ago
Raj Patel
Answered 6 months ago
It really depends on your situation, but many people apply through work, family, or asylum. Timelines vary, and yes—you can usually bring your wife and kids later.
Jon Klaus
Answered 6 months ago
You can apply through refugee, family, or work visas; timing varies by path (months to years); paperwork includes forms, ID, and proof. Family can often follow or join later.
James Anderson
Answered 6 months ago
To move to the USA from Sudan, consider family sponsorship, work visas like H-1B, or the Diversity Visa Lottery. The process typically takes 6-12 months to several years, requiring documents like a valid passport, birth certificate, and police clearance, and you can bring your wife and kids through family-based visas or dependent visas