F3 category

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3 hours ago, ShabanKokrra said:

Yes i understand that "Nuestraunion" but the problem with age i see like not right for me and other people like me in my case when my grandmother applies for us i was 13 and now im 24 so it seems the fault is at state that their taking so much time to finish that case i know that state doesn't need to speed process for people because they have a lot of them peace and thnx

 

Be thankful that your grandparents could even petition for you. Had your grandparents settled in any other western country there would be no chance for you to join them. Most countries take the stance that adults don't need to live with their parents and therefore do not provide an immigration path for them. I'm sure when your grandparents applied they read all the rules and procedures on the paperwork before they signed and parted with their money for the fees. Thus category has a limited number available each year. And more have been applying then there are places available. 

 

 

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8 minutes ago, JFH said:

Be thankful that your grandparents could even petition for you. Had your grandparents settled in any other western country there would be no chance for you to join them. Most countries take the stance that adults don't need to live with their parents and therefore do not provide an immigration path for them. I'm sure when your grandparents applied they read all the rules and procedures on the paperwork before they signed and parted with their money for the fees. Thus category has a limited number available each year. And more have been applying then there are places available. 

 

 

to tell you the truth in the western countrys if you want to go you can go there without anyone permision but is not that is good life there is not that attractive .

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9 minutes ago, ShabanKokrra said:

to tell you the truth in the western countrys if you want to go you can go there without anyone permision  .

So why don't you?

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3 minutes ago, JFH said:

So why don't you?"_

i wrote that i don't like the western countrys but it seems like i missed that post . i was there i know how life is there someone maybe like for me i don't to talk german french wule wu mua  

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23 minutes ago, ShabanKokrra said:

to tell you the truth in the western countrys if you want to go you can go there without anyone permision

That is simply not true and a naive statement.

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Grandparents can not sponsor Grandchildren, OP was a derivative as a minor on her Parents petition.

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

On 1/6/2018 at 11:17 AM, ShabanKokrra said:

Yes i understand that "Nuestraunion" but the problem with age i see like not right for me and other people like me in my case when my grandmother applies for us i was 13 and now im 24 so it seems the fault is at state that their taking so much time to finish that case i know that state doesn't need to speed process for people because they have a lot of them peace and thnx

 

 

On 1/6/2018 at 11:23 AM, payxibka said:

It's not that they don't finish the work on time, it is that by law there is a limited amount of visas available each year and because of all the individuals who petitioned before you, caused the length of the line to be many years long before an available visa became available for you.  

 

 

Precisely this. If you look at the visa bulletin it tells you exactly how many people per year are allowed in by category. While one never knows exactly in advance you also know at the time of filing it will be a long time. I myself had a F3 petition filed for me in 2008, at that stage it looked like It would take about 10 years. In the event it has become even longer, maybe 12-13 years, but you all should have been aware at the time it would be long. Plenty of time to make plans about the fact that life goes on in other ways. 

 

 

Edited January 7, 2018 by SusieQQQ

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21 hours ago, ShabanKokrra said:

i wrote that i don't like the western countrys but it seems like i missed that post . i was there i know how life is there someone maybe like for me i don't to talk german french wule wu mua  

Lol you think you can just arrive in Germany or France with no papers and no one minds?! Suggest you start reading the news.

 

Of course, many people from poor or even not so poor countries have found homes in Western Europe and are grateful for that, and have happily done their part by learning the language and adopting the culture of their new home country.  That’s what happens when you emigrate.

Edited January 7, 2018 by SusieQQQ

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2 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

 

Precisely this. If you look at the visa bulletin it tells you exactly how many people per year are allowed in by category. While one never knows exactly in advance you also know at the time of filing it will be a long time. I myself had a F3 petition filed for me in 2008, at that stage it looked like It would take about 10 years. In the event it has become even longer, maybe 12-13 years, but you all should have been aware at the time it would be long. Plenty of time to make plans about the fact that life goes on in other ways. 

 

 

She may have been protected by CSPA from age out, but by getting married she sealed her own fate

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2 minutes ago, payxibka said:

She may have been protected by CSPA from age out, but by getting married she sealed her own fate

Precisely what I was referring to when I said plenty of time to make plans about the direction life takes you

[ShabanKokrra 1]

1 hour ago, SusieQQQ said:

 

Precisely this. If you look at the visa bulletin it tells you exactly how many people per year are allowed in by category. While one never knows exactly in advance you also know at the time of filing it will be a long time. I myself had a F3 petition filed for me in 2008, at that stage it looked like It would take about 10 years. In the event it has become even longer, maybe 12-13 years, but you all should have been aware at the time it would be long. Plenty of time to make plans about the fact that life goes on in other ways. 

 

 

yes well said for that i totally agree, when they applied it was on march , 2007 in 2010 came letter from NVC if in any case i win the green card just in case can i make for my son the visa to take him with me just asking 

[ShabanKokrra 1]

1 hour ago, SusieQQQ said:

Precisely what I was referring to when I said plenty of time to make plans about the direction life takes you

i hope for know life makes us milioners on those cryptocurrency that is talking are around the world i suggest you to read about it and to invest on it even 20$ are enough  then i hope i get that visa for the usa 

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

You’ve missed the boat on cryptocurrencies. Good luck for the lottery, as long as you’ve entered correctly and you get selected then yes you can take your son.

[ShabanKokrra 1]

6 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

You’ve missed the boat on cryptocurrencies. Good luck for the lottery, as long as you’ve entered correctly and you get selected then yes you can take your son.

Is not lottery is to be a citizen in direct way i didn't play lottery even that i should do that as i mention the process before we hope embassy gonna call us soon and to see what is going to happen

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Does anyone know when using the CSPA Calculator what would be the " VISA BULLETIN CURRENT DATE " be is the when the Interview letter was printed, interview day or the day VISA Bulletin was posted. ?