Priority date for a child of permanent resident

[SN@5127 11]

Anyone has an idea about how priority date works, I got a priority date (Sept 11, 2017) for my child.  Does place of birth of form i-130 beneficiary makes any difference.

[aleful 1,905]

hi

 

nope, where he was born doesn't make a difference, the process is taking around 2 years

 

immigration is still working on cases from 2015

 

 

[Petulc 28]

Hello! 

How old is your child? 

Take a look at the following link, perhaps it applies for you: 

https://jp.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/green-card/lpr-child-abroad/

 

Good luck!

 

[SN@5127 11]

21 minutes ago, Petulc said:

Hello! 

How old is your child? 

Take a look at the following link, perhaps it applies for you: 

https://jp.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/green-card/lpr-child-abroad/

 

Good luck!

 

Thanks - I Forgot to put the child's age in my question it is over 21 & Never Married

[geowrian 22,338]

19 minutes ago, SN@5127 said:

Thanks - I Forgot to put the child's age in my question it is over 21 & Never Married

Expect roughly 8 years for it to become current. They cannot marry at any point (unless the petitioner becomes a USC first, but then the timeline goes out even longer).

 

Estimate: http://www.myprioritydate.com/?pd=09/11/2017&pr=2

[aleful 1,905]

hi

 

then it is over 7 years of waiting, 2 years is for children under 21

 

and as said he or she can't marry, he or she must remain single as long as you are a resident

 

in this case, place of birth does matter only for a couple of countries, for Mexicans the wait is over 20 years

Edited October 30, 2017 by aleful

[Plantagenet 1]

If the child passes over age 21 while waiting does this extend the amount of time?

 

Or is it as long as the child is under 21 when application is made they are fine?

Thanks

 

 

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

     The age freeze only happens if the petitioner is a USC before the child turns 21 , else the child ages out after they hit 21 *( CPSA may help)