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immigrante   1

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Hi friends on VJ,

Returning back after long time. Here's my story:

I immigrated to USA in Nov 2009 and applied for my (now 20 year old) son (F2A PD 12/19/2009). Hopefully he'll be current next month. His case has already been completed at NVC in 12/2010 (before retrogression) and we are just waiting for an interview date hopefully.

My big concern is about my daughter (now 23 year old). F2B category is really lagging behind (?7 years wait). Is there any other way to get her here sooner? When I applied for her, she has just crossed 21. Any suggestions are appreciated. What are chances of a visit/exchange visitor visa?

Thanx in advance.

Son's Priority Date (F2A) 12/19/2009

Case completed at NVC 11/23/2010

Interview 6/6/2012

Visa in hand 7/23/2012

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immiprocess   1

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You may either get engage/marry her with US citizen or she could apply student visa.

USCIS:

11/19/2011: I-130 Sent

11/25/2011: NOA1 email notification received.

11/28/2011: Petition touched

04/27/2012: NOA2 email notification received.

NVC:

05/07/2012: NVC received

05/30/2012: Called NVC to receive Case # & IIN

XX/XX/2012: AOS bill invoiced and paid

XX/XX/2012: AOS package mailed

XX/XX/2012: AOS Receipt Paid

XX/XX/2012: DS-3032 acceptance e-mail received

XX/XX/2012: IV bill invoiced; IV bill

XX/XX/2012: IV fee

XX/XX/2012: IV fee bill appears PAID

XX/XX/2012: DS-230 delivered to NVC

XX/XX/2012: CASE COMPLETE

Embassy:

XX/XX/2012: Embassy received

XX/XX/2012: Interview scheduled

XX/XX/2012: Medical

XX/XX/2012: Interview

XX/XX/2012: Visa received

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Boiler   44,943

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Does she want visit or immigrate?

“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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immigrante   1

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Does she want visit or immigrate?

Immigrate preferably.

What are the chances she'll be approved to visit if she has F2B petition pending?

Son's Priority Date (F2A) 12/19/2009

Case completed at NVC 11/23/2010

Interview 6/6/2012

Visa in hand 7/23/2012

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Boiler Grand Master

Boiler   44,943

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Then Marriage would be the easiest, or Study or Work.

Depends on her ties to Pakistan.

“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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aaron2020   11,651

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Hi friends on VJ,

Returning back after long time. Here's my story:

I immigrated to USA in Nov 2009 and applied for my (now 20 year old) son (F2A PD 12/19/2009). Hopefully he'll be current next month. His case has already been completed at NVC in 12/2010 (before retrogression) and we are just waiting for an interview date hopefully.

My big concern is about my daughter (now 23 year old). F2B category is really lagging behind (?7 years wait). Is there any other way to get her here sooner? When I applied for her, she has just crossed 21. Any suggestions are appreciated. What are chances of a visit/exchange visitor visa?

Thanx in advance.

Unfortunately, there is nothing that can be done to get your daughter her sooner.

Given that you are an LPR, her brother will shortly immigrate to the US, and a pending immigration petition, a young Pakistani has a very slim chance of getting a non-immigrant visa such as a visitor visa or student visa. A non-immigrant visa applicant must show strong ties to her home country to overcome the presumption she has the intent to immigrate. There seems to be plenty of reason for her to stay in the US, but not a lot of reasons for her to return to Pakistan.

Marriage to a US citizen is the only quicker way for her at this point.

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