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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Uzbekistan
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pending legislation


Section 2305(a) of the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act (S. 744) reclassifies spouses and children of lawful permanent residents as immediate relatives, thus exempting them from visa quotas. This bill was introduced in April 2013 and has cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee.




if its true i wish they legislate it this months fingers crossed!


08/05/2013 PD

04/11/2014 CC

05/15/2014 IL

05/22/2014 Interview (Approved)

Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Venezuela
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Has anyone seen this site...saddened :cry: by the current status of our visa status, just browsing the web to check ways on how to be united with our love ones I saw this site.

http://www.unitefamilies.org/eng/home/index.html

Can this possibly help us?

Dear Glemette, that site is not even a bit close to reality, in fact everybody is always welcome to visit USA as long as can be proved that this person doesnt have any intentions of overstaying its welcome. Even if you have a petition under your name if you can prove that you have strong commitments in your country likewise a job or studies, even good faith demonstrating you dont plan to quit until your immigrant visa is issued you wouldnt have to worry about that. On the other hand, last year the f2a category was so slow that uscis went ahead and as you can see the priority dates became current for many months, right now the visa bulletin is stopped in sept 2013 and possibly there will be a retrogression but it is not a 5 year waiting time. Please beware of those sites that try to create panic, and if you have major concerns feel free to call uscis they will always answer your doubts. Best of luck with your case :)

Married: november 21 2010

Filled I-130: december 19 2013

NOA 1: december 23 2013 California center

NOA 2: June 6 2014

AOS I 485, I765 December 22

NOA 1 01/14/2015

Biometrics app 02/05/15

EAD approved 02/24/15

EAD received 02/28/15

Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Philippines
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hi everyone!

wat if i might get pregnant and can enter the US and give birth there,how about the AOS? i mean if u petition ur wife ur aos must 19,387 $ every yr for 3 consecutive yrs...my question is are they going to add another 5,025$ for the additional Aos for the baby even if im not still giving birth? my husband have medical insurance in Us and I am the benificiary/extension...pls help me with this matter!thank you and GOd BLess

F2A visa

USCIS Stage:

Dec 04 2013: I-130 Sent

Dec 16 2013: Priority Date assigned

April 01 2014: NOA 1 received

June 03 2014: NOA 2 Received

NVC Stage:

Feb 26 2015: DS 261 Completed

Feb 27 2015: AOS Fee Paid

Feb 27 2015: Cover Sheet Received

March 16 2015: IV Packet sent/ AOS

March 20 2015: NVC scan date/ email confirmation

April 17 2015: Pay IV

April 21 2015: Completed DS-260

April 23 2015:Case Complete thru phone call

Received Instruction and Interview appointment letter : July 31,2015

Medical: August 19,2015

Consulate Received :

Interview Date : September 14,2015

Interview Result : Need joint sponsor

Submission of additional documents at USEM: OCT.1,2015

Received by USEM: Oct.2,2015

Status update at CEAC: oct.5,2015

Status update at CEAC: oct.7,2015

Status update at CEAC: oct.7,2015- ISSUED VISA!

US Entry :

Filed: Country: Vietnam (no flag)
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hi everyone!

wat if i might get pregnant and can enter the US and give birth there,how about the AOS? i mean if u petition ur wife ur aos must 19,387 $ every yr for 3 consecutive yrs...my question is are they going to add another 5,025$ for the additional Aos for the baby even if im not still giving birth? my husband have medical insurance in Us and I am the benificiary/extension...pls help me with this matter!thank you and GOd BLess

F2A visa

Once you give birth, the child must be counted in your husband's household. He must make enough for a family of 3.

Where you give birth and medical insurance has nothing to do with the household count for the I-864. All minor children are always counted for the I-864.

 
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