February 2014 VB is out

[Johnnoskinner 7]

Oh my God no advancement in the Bulletin

When my PD will be current

but Hopefully no retrogression

[e24 6]

Same here im praying that vb will move forward.

[Mockingjay 10]

Hopeful for March

[shadowflex 8]

Oh my God no advancement in the Bulletin

When my PD will be current

but Hopefully no retrogression

Have you filled the Choice of Agent form and paid the AOS fee? I think you should be able to do that if you have the Case number and Invoice Identification number.

[Johnnoskinner 7]

Have you filled the Choice of Agent form and paid the AOS fee? I think you should be able to do that if you have the Case number and Invoice Identification number.

Unfortunately im unable do it , I have my Case number and Invoice since november

when I try it says

"Please be advised that the case that you have attempted to access is not eligible for further processing by the National Visa Center at this time. Please contact the National Visa Center if you believe that you have received this message in error"

[reillyr07 0]

I was hoping someone could give me some clarity/information on my family's situation. My sister-in-law is 20 and my mother-in-law filed a I-130 for her with the NOA -1 accecptance letter being received on 10/13/13. She turns 21 in April 2014. What are the chances that she gets an approval before her birthday? What should we be looking for? What can we do? Lastly, my mother-in-law became an LPR around June of 2013. Any info is greatly appreciated.

[reillyr07 0]

can someone please respond to my last post?

[justgotlucky 0]

I was hoping someone could give me some clarity/information on my family's situation. My sister-in-law is 20 and my mother-in-law filed a I-130 for her with the NOA -1 accecptance letter being received on 10/13/13. She turns 21 in April 2014. What are the chances that she gets an approval before her birthday? What should we be looking for? What can we do? Lastly, my mother-in-law became an LPR around June of 2013. Any info is greatly appreciated.

Hello, your only chance to make it happen is by requesting USCIS to expedite her petition as she is aging out. You may send them an urgent email request. If you're lucky that they happen to go over your case and realize that she is aging out, they will expedite it themselves by bypassing NVC and sending it directly to your local embassy (I have seen it happen to some here in VJ). But don't rely on pure luck, you should be proactive. You should check out this helpful post: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/110679-child-aging-out-cspa-may-help/. Good luck!

PS: You might also want to start a new thread to get more attention. Cheers!

[apple21 953]

I was hoping someone could give me some clarity/information on my family's situation. My sister-in-law is 20 and my mother-in-law filed a I-130 for her with the NOA -1 accecptance letter being received on 10/13/13. She turns 21 in April 2014. What are the chances that she gets an approval before her birthday? What should we be looking for? What can we do? Lastly, my mother-in-law became an LPR around June of 2013. Any info is greatly appreciated.

They will not expedite your sis-in-law's case with NVC unless her Priority Date is CURRENT in the Visa Bulletin.

[justgotlucky 0]

They will not expedite your sis-in-law's case with NVC unless her Priority Date is CURRENT in the Visa Bulletin.

Oh you're right. So it's probably too late for her. I guess they just hope her PD becomes current before April 2014. Highly unlikely but still possible.

[apple21 953]

Oh you're right. So it's probably too late for her. I guess they just hope her PD becomes current before April 2014. Highly unlikely but still possible.

They cannot compute CSPA age unless the PD becomes current first. Until then it's a waiting game.

[Johnnoskinner 7]

Hey guys who can predict the March VB?

I'm so worried about it, I need my wife next to me