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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.

All prior A numbers should be listed so that CIS can consolidate all applications under the same number. You do not specify the details of your case: 1) how did you get a green card previously? 2) why did you abandon it? 3) on what legal basis are you now obtaining a new work permit?  These are very important issues that you should review with a qualified immigration attorney.

There are complicated rules protecting you after you turn 21 for the period of time that the I-130 was pending. This is called the Child Status Protection Act. Your case would need to be analyzed with the specific facts under this Act.