Your mixed nationality doesn’t automatically change your U.S. immigration eligibility. What matters most is your current citizenship and the relationship to the person petitioning for you.

No. The only thing that matters is your relationship with the person who will sponsor you for a green card

Having dual heritage can sometimes open options in other countries, but for U.S. immigration, petitions are based strictly on family or employment relationships. If your Albanian relatives are U.S. citizens or green card holders, they could file a petition for you. However, being part Albanian doesn’t itself provide immigration benefits. Always confirm your nationality status before applying.

If you hold Albanian citizenship, you might qualify under different visa categories, such as the Diversity Visa Program. However, that depends on annual eligibility. Your U.S. options still rely primarily on your petitioning relative or employment sponsorship.