carlos.arreola
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I am sorry to bother you with this questions, but, F-2A should be applied separately? (There is a section named "Additional Information" which is one of the lasts steps before submitting the form I-130 online). And by sources you mean alll the information you guys have shared with me? Like for example this: B. When a New Petition May Be Required to Recapture a Priority Date Based on the language of the DHS regulations, as well as dicta in the Supreme Court decision in Cuellar de Osorio,22 there is a reasonable argument that derivative beneficiary children of LPRs who naturalize, automatically convert to immediate relative beneficiaries, without a new petition being filed by their newly naturalized parent. It is clear that the BIA in Matter of Wang overruled one regulation which required a new petition for aged out derivatives moving from the F2A to the F2B category.
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You are right, better now that never. I really hope NVC accepts the F-2A priority date. No, she is my biological sister. My dad wanted my mom to give birth to my sister in San Diego.. We live 5 minutes from the border, so.... 90% of my family are U.S. citizens.
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What does it mean exactly? Could this apply to me?
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I will follow your advice, I really appreciate your time to answer this. This other Lawyer told me that he could give me a "Green Card" in 1 year. Yes, I lived 6 years in San Diego, finished Elementary School 1st to 6th grade. Thanks!
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We looked into the case with a lawyer and he came up with the following information: USCIS approved the case in 2005. NVC sent a 1 year notice to follow-up the case in 2011. He suggested to submit a new I-130 with F-2A priority date. Sister is USA Citizen - suggested to apply through her. Maybe he didn't know? It was the first lawyer that came up and I scheduled an appointment with him. At this point I don't know if I should start with the process again or not, someone here said I am looking into 20 + years waiting time for a visa number.
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He suggested to submit a new I-130 with w claim to F-2A priority date, but I don't know if I should keep looking for other options/lawyers. He was the first one that came up when I was looking for a lawyer here in San Diego. I wish there were other options like to argue with NVC to re-open the case. He checked on the system and NVC sent a "Final 1 year Notic" to my dad back in 2011. altough the case still says "Approved at USCIS" and "At NVC" at NVC.
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I spoke with a lawyer and they will try this exactly. I was reading this document "https://www.ilrc.org/sites/default/files/resources/how_to_recaptureretain_and_utilize_priority_dates_february_2022.pdf" and could find some cases similar to mine. I am afraid I will have to start all over again, looking into 20 years +. I wish there was a law that could benefit me in this situation, I was a kid at the time and didn't know what to do.
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Hi, how likely is that this will work? I spoke with a lawyer and they suggested the same thing, claim to F-2A priority date, with a new I-130. I am afraid I will have to start all over again and wait 20 years +.
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he submitted one I-130 with my mom as the primary and me as the derivative, I am pretty sure this is what happened
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Still alive, fortunately, it was more of a communication issue.
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Here are some of the notice screenshots that USCIS and NVC sent to us, I checked NVC notice this morning and still says "At NVC"
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Thank you very much, Sir. I will talk to him for further action. I hope it is possible to re-open the case in the NVC, I honestly don't know anything about this matter, I am so lost right now. I really appreciate your help. Here are some of the notice I got from USCIS and NVC attached as a picture.
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In case it is not, then I have to apply again to USCIS, right? if that is the case, do you know how long would it take to get approval, sir? Thanks in advance!
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Hi, he wasn't, he just had a green card. Currently he is a USA Citizen (5 or 6 years now with USA Citizenship). He was notified in 2011 again but didn't follow up. Is it possible for me to still apply, if so, do you know how long will it take for me to get approval again? Thanks in advance!
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Hi, group. I hope everyone is doing fine today. 18 years ago my dad applied for my mom and me with the form I-130. USCIS sent us a notice of approval, but after that my dad didn't follow up with NVC. I asked NVC for my case number and they replied. I checked the status and it says "At NVC". Is it possible to continue with this case after 18 years? maybe with a lawyer? Or do I need to start over with USCIS? I am 27 years old (not married) and my dad is a USA citizen. I hope someone can help. Thanks in advance!
