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If a child of LPR was issued an immigrant visa and he is over 21 but was protected but CSPA and embassy issued his visa, if his parents ( the petitioner) is not in USA , they are residing outside due to heart surgery, can the child enter usa on his immigrant visa without the petitioner being there? Or the petitioner should be in usa!

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(Answer copied and pasted from the other forum you copied and pasted your question. )
 

Is this hypothetical or actual, given that it is a strange set of circumstances for right now? The parent is residing outside the US but the child still got issued the visa, or did the parent move after the child got the visa? Presumably the visa was issued before the embassies closed and/or the ban from April (In which case it is presumably expiring soon?)

The short version is if the person has a valid F2A visa he/she can use it to enter, the requirement for the petitioner to show domicile is at the point of visa issuance not after afaik.

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Thanks for your fast reply!

it is true and yes it is issued last week, since the child is cspa and he will age out in 2 months and yes the parents are outside usa since febraury due to corona virus and after that a heart surgey! So what you are saying he can travel ? And yes his parents are not going to usa until december! So if the parents are not in usa can he still travel! Or the petitiner should be in usa?

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11 minutes ago, LebanonApjune2018 said:

Thanks for your fast reply!

it is true and yes it is issued last week, since the child is cspa and he will age out in 2 months and yes the parents are outside usa since febraury due to corona virus and after that a heart surgey! So what you are saying he can travel ? And yes his parents are not going to usa until december! So if the parents are not in usa can he still travel! Or the petitiner should be in usa?

the child can travel. end of story.

duh

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37 minutes ago, LebanonApjune2018 said:

If a child of LPR was issued an immigrant visa and he is over 21 but was protected but CSPA and embassy issued his visa, if his parents ( the petitioner) is not in USA , they are residing outside due to heart surgery, can the child enter usa on his immigrant visa without the petitioner being there? Or the petitioner should be in usa!

Are the parents living overseas or just visiting overseas? Be careful with the terminology. If they have moved overseas then they have abandoned their residency here. I’m sure you don’t really mean that because you later say they are coming back before the end of the year.  Living somewhere (in immigration terms) means permanent. 

Timeline in brief:

Married: September 27, 2014

I-130 filed: February 5, 2016

NOA1: February 8, 2016 Nebraska

NOA2: July 21, 2016

Interview: December 6, 2016 London

POE: December 19, 2016 Las Vegas

N-400 filed: September 30, 2019

Interview: March 22, 2021 Seattle

Oath: March 22, 2021 COVID-style same-day oath

 

Now a US citizen!

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1 hour ago, JFH said:

Are the parents living overseas or just visiting overseas? Be careful with the terminology. If they have moved overseas then they have abandoned their residency here. I’m sure you don’t really mean that because you later say they are coming back before the end of the year.  Living somewhere (in immigration terms) means permanent. 

No its only temporary, due to corona and heart surgey( ablation) dangerous surgey but now everything is good thanks god

 
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