Violet is a citizen of Jamaica. She came to the United States on a B2 visa, leaving her four-year old son in the care of her mother. Even though she overstayed her period of admission, she was recently granted status as an LPR because she had been severely abused by her U.S. citizen husband, Cedric. Violet wants desperately to reunite with her son, who she has not seen for over ten years. Friends have told her that she cannot file for her son because he is still in Jamaica. Are her friends correct?

(a) Yes, because her son is too young to assume lawful permanent resident status

(b) Yes, because Violet has not yet become a citizen of the U.S.

(c) No, because a LPR may file a petition for their minor children

(d) No, because minor children of LPRs are Immediate Relatives