Yes, your spouse and children can join you. After you apply, they can apply for derivative visas or green cards as your dependents.

Yes, your spouse and kids can join you under certain conditions. If you're a green card holder applying for family reunification, you just need to file a petition for them too. It's a separate process, but they can eventually come to the U.S. legally

I’ve been through something similar. I filed for a family-based green card, and it took some time, but I also petitioned for my spouse and kids. You just need to show proof of your relationship and file the right forms—like I-130 for each person—and they’ll get their visas once it’s approved.

It works, but timing matters. If you’re including them in your application, you’ll need proof of your relationship, like marriage certificates and birth certificates. Be ready for some waiting

Spouses and kids are eligible, but it’s not automatic. You have to file a separate petition for them (Form I-130), and once that’s approved, they can apply for immigrant visas or adjustment of status. It’s paperwork-heavy, but it gets done.

Yes, your spouse and children can join you through a family-based green card petition.