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Originally Posted by hawkeye2013
i would like to know how you qualified under CSPA?? i'm currently 245i protected but do no qualify for CSPA because of the date of when my mother became a citizen.
those under CSPA ONLY obtain a green card, if they are qualified as a "immediate relative" (under the age of 21) of a USC. those over the age of 21 and have a USC parent (not a LPR parent) would be put into the F1 category.
how do i know this, because i am currently in the F1 category as the unmarried son/daughter (over the age of 21) of a USC.
seeing how you and i are the same age, and i am assuming that your mother is still a LPR and not a USC (like mine), i would like to know how you qualified under the CSPA and F1 category?
also, you're I-130 ONLY gets approved when your LPR parent becomes a USC. not before.
i am not calling your a liar by any means but i am a little iffy about your timeline. even if you were in the F2 category, the NVC is working on cases from Feb 2011, which means that if you filed your case this year, you would have at least a 2 yr wait till your priority date became current. but seeing how your are OVER the age of 21, you would be in the F2B category and the "current" priority date for that category is May of 1993.
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yes im in the f2b category and im still scheduled for an interview this coming may 15, that would be for the green card,. thats the benifit of the ongoing case being held at supreme court right now, it supposed to be the law of the land but DoJ file a writ of certiorari of our winning the CSPA case on the 9th court "what i mean we, for all that could qualify for CSPA act 2002" that it says all children that was included on the petition of their parents from their relative from US every child included in that petition also could retain the priority date
so meaning my mom was petition 1988 and approved 1989, she got her LPR status last 2012 for her 1989 priority date, when mom petition a i130 for me i should retain the 1989 priority cause my aunt's petition to my mom my name was on it and i was only 6 or 7 that time, which supposed to be what CSPA is all about but for the longest time USCIS didnt follow this rule and give CSPa its own meaning,
what i did is a long shot but hey i got my work auth which is what i only expect on this in the first place, but got scheduled too for an interview
check out atty shusterman site to get more knowledge on CSPA case, it shusterman.com
and they file an appeal of DoJ writ of certiorari and if supreme court accepts that appeal on May 3 all children will or should get the priority date retention from the petition of the relatives to your mother hope i answer some of your doubts, i can picture all my paperworks from USCIS and post it here but i think it is illegal to do so, so even if i post it here erasing my name i cant still give you satisfation cause my name wouldnt be on the pics