Hi I want to apply for form I-130 to my parents and my child's brother. Should I file 3 separate forms?

What is "my child's brother"?

Yes, you need separate forms. Parents are immediate relatives and cannot have derivatives.

File for each one separately...

Child brother I meant my younger brother 13 yrs old
Does he follow his mother or need to fill separate form I-130 ? Thanks to your help

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Originally Posted by newacct

What is "my child's brother"?

Yes, you need separate forms. Parents are immediate relatives and cannot have derivatives.

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But another guy told me to fill 2 I-130 for parents and after they have the OK they will file for your youger brother . Is it true?

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Originally Posted by asd1962

But another guy told me to fill 2 I-130 for parents and after they have the OK they will file for your youger brother . Is it true?

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Parents are in the immediate relative category. They cannot bring their children along with them.

You as a U.S. citizen could file directly for your brother. But the wait is like 12+ years.

The easiest is once your parents come to the U.S. and become permanent residents, they can file for your brother. That is much faster.

But they can't leave my brother alone he has nobody except my parents..

I agree with newacct.

Your parents are immediate relatives and since your brother has a way to be petitioned through you, even with the long FB-4 priority date backlog, he cannot immigrate with your parents as a dependent.

Not easy, but if they immigrate, possibly a humanitarian parole for your brother.