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Immigration question-can my father who is a residence of the USA legally- help my children with their papers.

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only if you guys are married...wait he is your father??? OH

well what you can do is give him custody or have him sponsor them.

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My stepfather helped my mom get her citizenship and he helped me and my siblings get residency..now that we are over 18 we have to do it ourselves...so as long as they are under 18 at the time of application yes

EDIT: if he is a resident...i think he can too because my mom was a resident..but my stepfather was a born citizen so just google it!
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A lawful permanent resident (green card holder) can file petitions for their spouses and children but NOT their grandchildren
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Not really. Permanent Resident can only petition their spouse and children. When he becomes US Citizen, the can petition YOU with your children. That would be Family Based Immigrants Preference 3rd.

http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/m...

http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/...
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No. They are his grandchildren.

A green card holder can only petition for a spouse and children.

A US citizen can petition for a spouse, children, parents and siblings.

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what a plague. someone put an electric fence up

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