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My dad is in the usa he as permanent resident he is helping me and my younger sister do immigrant paper work he said it an American citizenship he also say, that when we go to embassy we will only thumbprint that there is no denial just visa so I want to ask is it true

Wizplynfrosh:
My dad is in the usa he as permanent resident he is helping me and my younger sister do immigrant paper work he said it an American citizenship he also say, that when we go to embassy we will only thumbprint that there is no denial just visa so I want to ask is it true

Lol, why are you ddoubting ur Dad, you nor trust ur own Dad again, haha

Wizplynfrosh:
My dad is in the usa he as permanent resident he is helping me and my younger sister do immigrant paper work he said it an American citizenship he also say, that when we go to embassy we will only thumbprint that there is no denial just visa so I want to ask is it true

No not true

Followme744:
Lol, why are you ddoubting ur Dad, you nor trust ur own Dad again, haha

Cos the dad may not necessarily be an immigration expert.

It's like a building technologist trying to advice a mechanic on how to fix a car. Even though both may have science background, but they're not related

Wizplynfrosh:
My dad is in the usa he as permanent resident he is helping me and my younger sister do immigrant paper work he said it an American citizenship he also say, that when we go to embassy we will only thumbprint that there is no denial just visa so I want to ask is it true

Well...it is true but you dad has to file petition for you to do that he must be either Legal Permanent Resident or United States Citizen.
He will need to prove you are his children.

The length of time it will take for you to be interviewed at the Embassy thumb printed etc depends on your ages and marital status.
If you are under 21 (say 18 or younger) then it should take at most 2years
If you are over 21 and single then 7years
If you are over 21 and married then 14years.
These are years you will wait to get interviewed.
During that time you dad will pay fees fill forms and other things. Embassy may also require dna tests too.

Unless there is anything fraudulent or lies in your application then you shouldn't be denied.

He told me it 60- 90 days and you said two years