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Family-Based
Permanent Residence
A.
First Preference
Unmarried sons and daughters of U.S. citizens, and children
of unmarried sons and daughters of U.S. citizens (unmarried
at the time of filling). The numerical limit from 54,000 to
23,400.
B.
Second Preference
Spouses and unmarried sons and daughters of Permanent Residents.
The numerical limit from 70,200 to 114,200. IMMACT 90 allocates
the 114,200 visas as follows:
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Spouses and children - 77% (87,934 minimum)
- Unmarried
sons and daughters - 23% (26,266 minimum) (also includes
children of unmarried sons and daughters)
C.
Third Preference
This category was the former fourth preference and includes
married sons and daughters of citizens and their children.
The numerical limit was changed from 27,000 to 23,400. D.
Fourth Preference. This category was the former fifth preference
and includes brothers and sisters 21 years of age or over,
spouses and children of brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens
and legalized aliens. The numerical limit was changed from
64,800 to 65,600.
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