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Immigration Suspension Executive Order - MEGA THREAD

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Filed: FB-4 Visa Country: Lebanon
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5 minutes ago, Jose Munos said:

it appears there is a chance that extended family members might be affected. All info currently available suggest immediate family members (spouses, children under 21 and parents) of USC are exempt.

I'm hoping for a waiver of some sort. Everyone except my husband, a beneficiary of me (im the principal applicant of an f4 visa), has a green card, because his interview had to be delayed. I know it probably won't happen though

 
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I am LPR very soon eligible for citizenship and my spouse just got the I-130 approved and is waiting for consulate interview for their GC. 2 questions:

  • Can I still apply for citizenship with this EO?
  • Unclear if my spouse will be impacted or not, but in the worst case would my spouse still keep the approved I-130 or have to start again from scratch?
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Filed: O-1 Visa Country: India
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On 4/20/2020 at 8:18 PM, ChristianZane said:

It only affects those not on US soil (he's trying to protect corona virus from coming to US).

This is actually partially untrue. Most employment green cards are filled after a temporary visa holder is already working on US soil (typically 1 year after they start work for most big employers). 
 

Having said that - he's obviously allowed to pass any orders that he perceives will 1. protect the country and 2. help his reelection. Nothing sinister, just good old politics. 

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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1 hour ago, Major said:

Don’t worry, all will be fine at the end. The EO is a temporary one and won’t last till January next year, hopefully.

That's the right attitude :)  These doomsday predictions can wear on you after awhile, they only make the situation worse for a lot of people, and serve NO purpose at all.

 

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13 minutes ago, LeoUSA said:

who could have guessed that writing up a paper for complex immigration issues couldnt be done in about 48 hrs......

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1 minute ago, LeoUSA said:

Maybe.. maybe not 😕

its not really a bad thing, gives people some extra time to maybe enter the country and some extra gcs to be processed in the mean time.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Syria
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1 minute ago, skjourney said:

its not really a bad thing, gives people some extra time to maybe enter the country and some extra gcs to be processed in the mean time.

Well it certainly is not good for me. I am in total lock down and I cannot travel to the US to activate my spouse visa, so no this delay is killing me 

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“It has to be cleared legally,” Conway told reporters. “I know he’s itching to sign it, but it’s a matter of when it’s ready,” she said.

 

hopefully this means everything has got scaled back to keep it legal.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Spain
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6 minutes ago, skjourney said:

its not really a bad thing, gives people some extra time to maybe enter the country and some extra gcs to be processed in the mean time.

Not good for any of us that are hit by the travel ban and have the visa in hand.

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Just now, Ela S. said:

Not good for any of us that are hit by the travel ban and have the visa in hand.

how would have Trumps immigration ban coming in sooner help you with this ?

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Spain
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1 minute ago, skjourney said:

how would have Trumps immigration ban coming in sooner help you with this ?

Because it might be over before my visa expires.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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7 minutes ago, apellica said:

It's hard to stay positive when your visa is about to expire and all that money and hard-work was for nothing.

But it's not all for nothing, you have a visa and if it needs to be re-issued they'll re-issue it,  Having confidence in the system is what you got you to this point, don't give up on it now..

 

 

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