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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Philippines
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Posted (edited)

So if f2a becomes immediate relative can he/she now petition his/her parents and siblings?

Only US citizens can petition for their parents and siblings. Parents are already considered immediate relatives (IR5).

Sibling petitions (F4) will be eliminated if the CIR bill passes. F4 is not immediate relative.

Edited by apple21
Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Philippines
Timeline
Posted

Senate's version considers spouse of LPR as immediate relative. House does not have a version yet but based on couple of piecemeal bills that came up in the House Judiciary committee in July they just recommended increasing the country cap for F2A from 7% to 15%. So unless House and Senate come up with considering spouse of LPR as immediate relative in their compromised version nothing is sure for F2A.

It makes no sense why spouse of LPR isn't considered as an immediate relative. If they aren't who else can it be? :-)

Immediate relatives are the following:

IR1 - Spouse of a US citizen (married for 2 years or more)

CR1 - Spouse of a US citizen (married less than 2 years, conditional status)

IR2/CR2 - Unmarried child under 21 of a US citizen

IR3 - Orphan adopted abroad by a US citizen

IR4 - Orphan to be adopted in the US by a US citizen

IR5 - Parents of a US citizen

Source: http://www.--.com/greencard/***removed***/immediate-relatives-us-citizens.html

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Philippines
Timeline
Posted

Interview letters will be out this coming week... 27th. dancin5hr.gif

Praying for a miracle nextweek. :(

USCIS:

July 16 2012: I-130 sent

July 18 2012: Priority date

July 3 2013: NOA 2

NVC

July 17 2013: NVC received my case file

July 19 2013: case number and IIN received, ds-3032 sent

July 26 2013: ds 3032 and AOS invoice fee received. AOS fee Paid

July 29 2013: AOS package sent

July 31 2013: AOS package received at NVC

Aug 01 2013: AOS entered for review

Aug 02 2013: ds 3032 accepted

Aug 03 2013: IV invoice fee received via email and paid; Sent IV package to NVC

Aug 07 2013: IV package received at NVC

Aug 09 2013: IV entered for review

Aug 26 2013: CHECKLIST for AOS

Aug 28 2013: AOS checklist sent

Aug 29 2013: AOS checklist received at NVC

Aug 30 2013: AOS entered for review again

Sept 03 2013: IV package accepted

Sept 05 2013: ds260 sent

Sept 23 2013: CASE COMPLETE

Sept. 30 2013: case complete confirmation email

Oct. 28 2013: Interview letter received (december 17 2013)

Nov. 12 2013: medical done ( 1 day only)

Nov. 13 2013: case status ready

Nov. 15 2013: rescheduled my interview online

Nov. 27 2013: done with INTERVIEW (no additional papers asked)

Dec. 09 2013: CFO

DEc. 12 2013: POE: LAX :)

sleepy.gif sleepy.gif VISA on HAND!rolleyes.gif rolleyes.gif

CEAC status

11.27.13: ready for interview

12.02.13: ready

12.03.13: ISSUED

12.05.13: visa in transit

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Philippines
Timeline
Posted

hi apple21, how sure are you about this? and where to find out? please let me know thanks

For the past months NVC has been giving out I/L every last week of the month, for F2A. It's called a trend. But NVC can change it... that's why this thread is called a "prediction". wink.png

Posted (edited)

Also, sadly the petitions to white house for F2A spouse to be treated as immidiate relatives - never get the 10K signatures to get a response. This perplexes me - At least there should be in excess of 100K people in the queue - and we cant get 10K signatures - which means that the white house will respond to our issues. !!!!

To me it can only mean that the majority of us have resigned ourself to this fate of multi- year wait which is sad...!!

I received my GC throught employment based category - so had a multi year wait for India EB2 category and then this F2A wait adds insult to injury :(...!!

Edited by calvm
Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: India
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Posted

I hear you calvm. I am in the same boat as you are. Been meeting congressman/senators and have talked about my personal story on F2A. Yet to see light at the end of the tunnel.

 

 

 

 
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