How can I include my children under my EB-5 petition?

It may be possible for all the children to be covered and the best way to ensure the most approvable processes is to have the assistance of an immigration attorney.

You would be able to include your children after your I-526 is approved, during the consular process or adjustment of status stage.

If you are the primary applicant, then you can include all your children from current or prior relationships. If your wife is the primary applicant, your daughter from the prior marriage can still be included as a "stepchild" if you married your current spouse before your daughter''s 18th birthday. If you have more children before the green card approval, then they can be added to your application. If you have a child after you become a resident then you should either apply for the child via a family petition, or if the child is born in the United States, then they will be a U.S. citizen.

All you children under 21 and unmarried will be included. However, both parents must consent, so your former spouse must agree.

Yes. So long as all your children are unmarried under the age of 18.

All minor children (under 21) of yours may be included in the EB-5 petition (irrespective of different mothers). For future-born kids (born after I-526 petition filing/approval), they may have to be petitioned for separately under a family-based petition (petitioned by you as the "green card" holder filing for a child/dependent under 21).

Children who are unmarried and under 21 can be included. If you have a child after the conditional residence is approved, the child is a U.S. citizen if born here. If not, you would need to file an I-130 petition for the child in the FB-2A category.