"Aged Out" from getting a Visa near form I-130?
My boyfriend has been in the US since 1989 (2 years old). He's immediately 21. His Mom filed a petition through her father for an i-130 April 31, 2001. And their papers are still "processing"... However, she told us that my boyfriend has aged out because he turned 21. If this is true, what can he do in this situation? How can he draw from a work permit at least? Because its like he be raised an american, went to school close to an american, but yet, he has no drivers license, no social, and can't even get a chore or anything!
Answers:
You are RIGHT, you can age out of the petition and he should see if he can qualify for a visa below some different class of visa.
The DREAM conduct yourself which was supposed to take care of this issue be defeated in Congress by the Republicans. This had to be taken care of by the time he be 18. And no, marrying him will not help.
See an immigration lawyer
Once she gets her greencard, she may be able to appeal due to the Child Status Protection Act. What that does is in some cases allow him to keep hold of his priority date from when he was initially filed. That makes a huge difference within the wait time. There is an immigration category for the UNMARRIED sons and daughters of Permanent Residents who are over 21.
If she petitioned for him once she gets her greencard, if she gets an immigration attorney to help out she may be able to take advantage of the Child Status Protection Act. What that routine is that he may be able to keep his priority date of April 31, 2001. That's a good entity because right now if he was a category 2b which would be an unmarried son of a permanent resident over the age of 21, he wouldn't be too far stale from getting a visa. Right now, they're processing March of 2000. I'm assuming his Mom must have had her I-130 submitted after she be already married? That would make her a category 3 if she was the daughter of a US citizen. Right now, they're processing August of 2000 contained by that category so she may only have about 7 more months to hang around. If she is able to take advantage of the CSPA and maintain your boyfriends priority date, then he will just about be eligible for a visa not too long after she get her green card..
That is complicated in terms of how the CSPA can be applied, so she will want to ask an immigration attorney about it..
I do not believe he is aged out since the application was filed before he be 21. Just hang in there.
Call and find out if they can give an account him how much longer.
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Answers:
You are RIGHT, you can age out of the petition and he should see if he can qualify for a visa below some different class of visa.
The DREAM conduct yourself which was supposed to take care of this issue be defeated in Congress by the Republicans. This had to be taken care of by the time he be 18. And no, marrying him will not help.
See an immigration lawyer
Once she gets her greencard, she may be able to appeal due to the Child Status Protection Act. What that does is in some cases allow him to keep hold of his priority date from when he was initially filed. That makes a huge difference within the wait time. There is an immigration category for the UNMARRIED sons and daughters of Permanent Residents who are over 21.
If she petitioned for him once she gets her greencard, if she gets an immigration attorney to help out she may be able to take advantage of the Child Status Protection Act. What that routine is that he may be able to keep his priority date of April 31, 2001. That's a good entity because right now if he was a category 2b which would be an unmarried son of a permanent resident over the age of 21, he wouldn't be too far stale from getting a visa. Right now, they're processing March of 2000. I'm assuming his Mom must have had her I-130 submitted after she be already married? That would make her a category 3 if she was the daughter of a US citizen. Right now, they're processing August of 2000 contained by that category so she may only have about 7 more months to hang around. If she is able to take advantage of the CSPA and maintain your boyfriends priority date, then he will just about be eligible for a visa not too long after she get her green card..
That is complicated in terms of how the CSPA can be applied, so she will want to ask an immigration attorney about it..
I do not believe he is aged out since the application was filed before he be 21. Just hang in there.
Call and find out if they can give an account him how much longer.
Resolved Questions:
How potential am I to be to be granted my US visa application?
hiya i have got my visa appointment in july to be in motion to florida in august. I have a criminal record of driving in need insurance and a lisense wen i was 17 and im now 19 i know it was really stupid since i have gained my lisense and paid...
How much does it cost to apply for US citizenship>?
US Dollars 14 - 1500 approximately You may verify from US Govenment website $595 plus a biometrics fee of $80; the fee total is $675