Should I Apply for F2B While Awaiting AOS Decision Based on F4 Category?

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4 minutes ago, Charan Reddy said:

They plan to use their immigration visa, and after arriving, they have a few pending matters in India, like selling some belongings. That's why they will return to India to handle these tasks before coming back to settle here permanently.

When will that happen?

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3 hours ago, Boiler said:

When will that happen?

They will come around 10 July 2024. Just after the interview (End of June 2024)

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I am not sure how you expect to get a sensible response providing contradictory information.

 

So best to appoint a Lawyer and make sure they have all the information.

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On 6/12/2024 at 9:03 AM, nastra30 said:

The principal beneficiary will have to be admitted in the US as LPR with immigrant visa before op (derivative beneficiary) can even attempt AOS.

 

Now concerning the in February 2023 CSPA methodology, I'm not sure how it plays out for op. If principal applicant were to be adjusting based on Chart B, then it's clear cut, op could also adjust. But this is the situation where principal applicant is going to be based on Chart A and derivative applicant is based on Chart B. Since this CSPA method based on 'dates for filing' is a fairly new change, I'm not sure how it plays out for op but probably a chance. Op could be a case study for VJ.

I already know one similiar case like me and they got AOS approval.

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So what is the point of this thread?

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15 minutes ago, Charan Reddy said:

I already know one similiar case like me and they got AOS approval.

Without the primary beneficiary gaining LPR?

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On 6/14/2024 at 1:22 PM, Boiler said:

So what is the point of this thread?

It is a similar case but not identical. I have already had my medical examination in India. And It is only one case that's why I put this thread. This thread might help others, too.

On 6/14/2024 at 1:35 PM, nastra30 said:

Without the primary beneficiary gaining LPR?

No primary beneficiary entered the US then the children applied through AOS.

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On 6/14/2024 at 1:22 PM, Boiler said:

So what is the point of this thread?

Do you know what's the procedure to reschedule the interview for only one dependent? I heard that one has 1 year to appear at the consulate.  

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On 6/14/2024 at 1:22 PM, Boiler said:

So what is the point of this thread?

Apart from that, should I wait 90 days before applying for an adjustment of status? I recently re-entered the U.S. after going to India for a medical examination at the end of May 2024. My parents will arrive in the second week of July.

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26 minutes ago, Charan Reddy said:

should I wait 90 days

Why?

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On 6/17/2024 at 4:25 PM, Crazy Cat said:

Why?

There is some consensus about waiting for 90 days (from the day you entered the US) before applying for an Adjustment of Status.

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14 minutes ago, Charan Reddy said:

There is some consensus about waiting for 90 days (from the day you entered the US) before applying for an Adjustment of Status.

Why?

[Charan Reddy 0]

Hello everyone,

I have a situation regarding my adjustment of status (AOS) and am seeking advice on whether to apply for the F2B visa category as well.

Background:

• My uncle sponsored my parents under the F4 family-based visa category, and they successfully received their green cards.
• I was a derivative beneficiary of this petition but did not attend the interview with my parents because I was already in the US as an F1 student.
• After my parents received their green cards, I applied for my AOS based on the F4 category since I was here on an F1 visa.

Question: Since my parents already have their green cards, is it advisable for me to apply for an F2B visa (as a child of a permanent resident) simultaneously? Would this have any impact on my ongoing AOS application based on the F4 category?

Any insights or similar experiences shared would be greatly appreciated!

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42 minutes ago, Charan Reddy said:

Hello everyone,

I have a situation regarding my adjustment of status (AOS) and am seeking advice on whether to apply for the F2B visa category as well.

Background:

• My uncle sponsored my parents under the F4 family-based visa category, and they successfully received their green cards.
• I was a derivative beneficiary of this petition but did not attend the interview with my parents because I was already in the US as an F1 student.
• After my parents received their green cards, I applied for my AOS based on the F4 category since I was here on an F1 visa.

Question: Since my parents already have their green cards, is it advisable for me to apply for an F2B visa (as a child of a permanent resident) simultaneously? Would this have any impact on my ongoing AOS application based on the F4 category?

Any insights or similar experiences shared would be greatly appreciated!

 

You can apply in as many categories as you like. But if you're F2B then how old are you? Have you aged out of the F4 application or is that still viable? If so, I don't really see the point of applying under F2B as well as the F4 should be much quicker. 

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