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Here is a situation regarding the U visa:

The U visa holder needs to apply for U visa for her parents and a sibling. The law states that the only way to do that is if the U visa petitioner was under 21 at the time of application. In this particular case, the U visa holder was over 21 at the time of application and what Im wondering if there is any waiver or any way for her to apply for her parents to obtain the U visa as well. She has bee an unfortunate victim of violence and is now paralyzed and definitely needs her parents near her. If you have any information regarding this please share. I appreciate your time.

2004: I-485 Filed

2005: Interview & Conditional GC recv'd

05/2007: I-751 sent to TSC

06/2007: FP completed

05/25/2008: Recv'd letter that interview for 05/08 is being cancelled though I never recv'd a letter that interview was scheduled

06/2008: Cond'l GC 1yr extension expires 07/08, via info pass received a stamp in passport for another year

07/2008: recv'd interview notice for beginning of Aug

08/06/2008: I-751 interview and GC Apprv'l

08/20/2008: Physical GC Recv'd

05/2012: Eligible For Citizenship

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If she was over 21 she can only file for a spouse and children, not parents or siblings.

Well, I perfectly knew that :wacko: , and its not what im asking!

2004: I-485 Filed

2005: Interview & Conditional GC recv'd

05/2007: I-751 sent to TSC

06/2007: FP completed

05/25/2008: Recv'd letter that interview for 05/08 is being cancelled though I never recv'd a letter that interview was scheduled

06/2008: Cond'l GC 1yr extension expires 07/08, via info pass received a stamp in passport for another year

07/2008: recv'd interview notice for beginning of Aug

08/06/2008: I-751 interview and GC Apprv'l

08/20/2008: Physical GC Recv'd

05/2012: Eligible For Citizenship

___________________________________

Im not a lawyer (yet), so consider my posts accordingly...

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If she was over 21 she can only file for a spouse and children, not parents or siblings.

Well, I perfectly knew that :wacko: , and its not what im asking!

There is no wavier for this. Once she becomes a citizen she can file for her parents

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