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That's not a CEAC case status. What's the actual status shown on CEAC status check here -- https://ceac.state.gov/CEACStatTracker/Status.aspx?App=IV

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Your nephew will not be denied for that. The CBP officer already made a determination about his intent when they let him in. The issue with AOS is that he will not be able to travel freely until he gets his AP travel permit or US passport. If getting stuck in the US for many months is not acceptable, then IR2 would be the way to go.

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There's a question about it in the DS-260 form -- "Are you coming to the US to practice polygamy?" Did your husband answer that question truthfully? If he is still married to someone other than you, he should have disclosed it.

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The interviewing officer didn't lie; they just skipped explaining the steps. Your nephew may automatically become a US citizen if he obtains a green card before he turns 18 years old. To do so, there are 2 options available to him: adjustment of status (AOS) while in the US, or consular processing outside the US for an IR2 visa. AOS is only available now that he is in the US. If he leaves before starting the process and getting an AP travel permit, it will not be a legal option for him anymore. Consular processing is an option anytime before he turns 18, but he must return to his home country to complete the process. It is also available for pursuing a visa after he turns 18, but it will not result in automatic acquisition of US citizenship after 18.

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Where is her son now? Is he currently in the US on B1/B2 visa?

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Are you LPR? Your thread title says "LPR", but your VJ profile indicates "IR1/CR1" which has USC petitioners. "F2A" is the visa category for spouse of LPR.

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Seems strange to include siblings who may not have visa numbers available even after the 3-year period of the parole, but the announcement doesn't explicitly exclude siblings. I missed the part about immediate family members referring to the principal beneficiary's, not the petitioner's.

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Not sure about siblings. From the excerpt above, the program will apply to "qualifying immediate family members". That would be parents, spouses, minor children.