reform on immigration obama

[maprincesse 1]

if it happens that the reform of immigration is voted obama are you okay accelerated F2A visa or it only affects illegal immigrants living in the usa;

My husband has applied for me and it's been a year now and when I look at my case status in USCIS website it is always written initial review and I am so eager to join my husband is very hard distance

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

It will only affect illegals.

In fact, as USCIS deals with all the new cases and waivers, it will likely slow down other processing times.

[RICARDO4EVA2 194]

It will only affect illegals.

In fact, as USCIS deals with all the new cases and waivers, it will likely slow down other processing times.

right --- sad that it would only affect illegals. by passing all those pending cases.

[kzielu 1,147]

It will only affect illegals.

In fact, as USCIS deals with all the new cases and waivers, it will likely slow down other processing times.

Well, only part of it that gets media coverage is the "illegals" part of it - it's supposed to be complete reform but I think we're yet to find out what the other parts are...

[jolly786 96]

It will only affect illegals.

In fact, as USCIS deals with all the new cases and waivers, it will likely slow down other processing times.

it will also for legal immigration......i thk u need to read CIR 2013 and den post...

[jolly786 96]

if it happens that the reform of immigration is voted obama are you okay accelerated F2A visa or it only affects illegal immigrants living in the usa;

My husband has applied for me and it's been a year now and when I look at my case status in USCIS website it is always written initial review and I am so eager to join my husband is very hard distance

hi mam....dnt worry..this CIR 2013 will pass in june 2013 and then F2a will become IR....good news for all of us in family category...

[niknak33 3]

hi mam....dnt worry..this CIR 2013 will pass in june 2013 and then F2a will become IR....good news for all of us in family category...

I found this answer on google about the CIR 2013 act. If it passes, I am hoping it does. Its been almost 1 year since we applied for our I-130.

Changing the law, to upgrade spouses of legal permanent residents to immediate relative status, allowing those spouses to adjust status to obtain a green card, is one of the lead proposals in the proposed comprehensive immigration reform law. It is proposed to eliminate the huge backlogs in the number of applicants waiting for the chance to adjust status, who have approved petitions but must wait for their date of petition to become "current", allowing them to adjust status to get a green card. We should get a decision on this before summer.

[Boiler 45,311]

If it is on the Internet it must be true.

[Darnell 8,478]

Perhaps Mr. Obama will check in, give some response here.