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Yes. Although the process that he and your family would have to go through would be different based on your legal status and the facts of the case. If he entered the country legally i. e with a valid visa then he may be eligible to adjust status based on a petition you file for him as the spouse of a U.S. Citizen (if you are a Citizen). If he entered illegally then he may still be able to receive Lawful Permanent Residence but the process would be different. It is difficult to give you a detailed answer to your question since the process you will need to follow depends on various factors that you have not provided information on. Please contact an Immigration attorney in your area for advice regarding the particulars of your case.

I would very much like to answer your question but I am confused as to how your child's father is a resident and your child is waiting for an I-130 to be adjudicated. While I assume that this is because the child was born outside of the US, I am wondering why you are not part of the application process other than to assume that the child is going to come to the US without his mother. Certainly a possibility, but as a parent I have little diff ugly understanding that plan. My recommendation would be to seek the advice of a qualified and licensed attorney. Rather than make guesses at this, schedule a consultation with someone who can give you the guidance an answers that you need. Good luck.

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