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Filed: Country: Canada
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My father recently became US citizen in Oct 2008. He had applied for " I - 130 IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E) " for my mother, younger brother ( Current age 19 ) and me ( current age 28 ) in 2004 while he was green card holder. His petition for us was approved and priority date is Dec 2004 - India.

As mentioned above, I have the following questions:

1. Since my father is now US Citizen, what is the process to change the category for our petition for immediate relative of US citizens ?

2. Based on current processing times, how long would it take for my mother and younger brother to immigrate to USA who is currently under 21 ?

3. My current age is 28 and unmarried. How long would it take for me to immigrate to US ?

4. Does USCIS automatically change the category of our petition or would my father need to inform about his naturalization to USCIS ?

Would anyone will be able to help us with our situation ?

Any opinion would be highly appreciated.

Thank you in advance

SP

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My father recently became US citizen in Oct 2008. He had applied for " I - 130 IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E) " for my mother, younger brother ( Current age 19 ) and me ( current age 28 ) in 2004 while he was green card holder. His petition for us was approved and priority date is Dec 2004 - India.

As mentioned above, I have the following questions:

1. Since my father is now US Citizen, what is the process to change the category for our petition for immediate relative of US citizens ?

2. Based on current processing times, how long would it take for my mother and younger brother to immigrate to USA who is currently under 21 ?

3. My current age is 28 and unmarried. How long would it take for me to immigrate to US ?

4. Does USCIS automatically change the category of our petition or would my father need to inform about his naturalization to USCIS ?

Would anyone will be able to help us with our situation ?

Any opinion would be highly appreciated.

Thank you in advance

SP

I think he needs to send a copy of his Citizenship certificate to NVC or call them to update his status.And your mother and brother will be an IR so meaning,there is no limit for their visa,they will be processed quickly. Possibly 6 months to a year.

I130 for mom

NOA1 March 1,2010

touched April 8,2010

email approval 6/23/10

NOA2 received 6/28/2010

NVC case# assigned 7/2/2010

aos fee bill&ds3032 received 7/8/2010

aos fee paid and emailed ds3032 7/8/2010

iv bill paid 7/12/10

iv packet mailed 7/13/10

aos packet scanned 7/20/10

iv packet scanned 7/22/10

case complete 8/18/10

Filed: Country: Canada
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Thank you very much for your inputs. I really appreciate it.

However, I think you missed 1 last question about myself. That is:

(#3) My current age is 28 and unmarried. How long would it take for me to immigrate to the US ?

Would be extremely thankful if you can throw some light on this.

Regards

surya

My father recently became US citizen in Oct 2008. He had applied for " I - 130 IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE(E) " for my mother, younger brother ( Current age 19 ) and me ( current age 28 ) in 2004 while he was green card holder. His petition for us was approved and priority date is Dec 2004 - India.

As mentioned above, I have the following questions:

1. Since my father is now US Citizen, what is the process to change the category for our petition for immediate relative of US citizens ?

2. Based on current processing times, how long would it take for my mother and younger brother to immigrate to USA who is currently under 21 ?

3. My current age is 28 and unmarried. How long would it take for me to immigrate to US ?

4. Does USCIS automatically change the category of our petition or would my father need to inform about his naturalization to USCIS ?

Would anyone will be able to help us with our situation ?

Any opinion would be highly appreciated.

Thank you in advance

SP

I think he needs to send a copy of his Citizenship certificate to NVC or call them to update his status.And your mother and brother will be an IR so meaning,there is no limit for their visa,they will be processed quickly. Possibly 6 months to a year.

Posted

Hi,

I also have a petition filed by father who became an American citizen in the 1980s, so to answer your question

"(#3) My current age is 28 and unmarried. How long would it take for me to immigrate to the US ?" I can give you my information.

My father filed May 29 of 2002 and I am still waiting, the priority date is now May 1, 2002, so I have been waiting over six years.

Sorry for the bad news.

Janet

Met online playing pinochle in late Feb or March 2001

Married in San Luis Obispo - July 18, 2008

Sent application CR-1/IR-1 on August 26, 2008 to Chicago lock box

September 4, 2008 - Touch #1

Approval email sent January 5, 2009 after 4 months and 2 days

NVC Journey Begins....

NVC Case officially in AVR - January 13, 2009

DS-3032 / AOS Bill Generated - January 16, 2009

AOS Bill snail mailed - January 24, 2009

Emailed DS-3032 - January 26, 2009

DS-3032 emailed read in NH January 30, 2009

DS-3032 accepted at NVC 0n February 2, 2009 via email

AOS Bill Shows as PAID - February 3, 2009

I-864 Package Generated - March 21, 2009

Mailed I-864 Package - March21, 2009

IV Bill Generated - February 3, 2009

Paid IV Bill - March 6, 2009 - snail mail

IV Bill Show as PAID - March 21, 2009

Mailed IV Package - March 21, 2009

REF - April 1, 2009 - Transfered to a supervisor

Case Completed at NVC - April 7, 2009

Medical completed May 27/09 in Vancouver

Interview Date - June 22 - SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED

POE -Vancouver @ YVR- June 28

Permanent resident card received July 20,2009

Social Security Card arrived August 2, 2009

April 2011 started ROC - May 27 biometrics - July 30 received 10 year green card!

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

 
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