Visa Bulletin June 2010 - Page 2
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Originally Posted by RenzoM
It was filed in april. Lawyer said it got right on time. One more day and it would of been too late. So my family has been blessed.
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But mine petition was filled on July 06 , waaaay passed the deadline for the current 245i...... I hoping that at least an extension of the 245i passses this year . . ..
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Originally Posted by DREAMactASAP
What do you mean it's moving quite fast?
For Mexico, 4th preference, they have been on the same date of December 8 95 for the past 3 months!! Our PD is July of 97. I'm so close to aging out, and I don't know what to do. |
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Aww you got me excited for a while. Unfortunately like someone said already, the Mexico one moves quite slow, especially the 4th priority.
My aunts are waiting and their priority is 1998... I was hoping one of my aunts would get it sooner since her mom (my grandma) is aging as is constantly sick and she wants to go see her
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As for me, I don't even have a priority date, I don't think. My bro petitioned for me just over a year ago....
I wish Mexico priorities moved faster.
My aunts are waiting and their priority is 1998... I was hoping one of my aunts would get it sooner since her mom (my grandma) is aging as is constantly sick and she wants to go see her
.As for me, I don't even have a priority date, I don't think. My bro petitioned for me just over a year ago....
I wish Mexico priorities moved faster.
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Originally Posted by dact456
Can someone please explain to me what this is all about? I'm kinda confused.
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For example: My aunts have a priority date of 1998 (forgot date and month) for Mexico. Notice under row F4 that's for sibling related petitions. The petitions they are reviewing are for the ones that have priority date of (December 8, 1995). Which means they're like 3 years away from reviewing my aunts'.
Hopefully that helps a bit.
The chart on the bottom is if you apply via employment, notice the C means current. Which probably takes less than a year.
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Originally Posted by DREAMactASAP
For Mexico, 4th preference, they have been on the same date of December 8 95 for the past 3 months!! Our PD is July of 97.
I'm so close to aging out, and I don't know what to do. |
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| The ultimate question is whether you are still a `child' for immigration purposes pursuant to the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) that was signed into law on August 6, 2002 by former President George W. Bush. The CSPA was enacted to change the process for determining whether a child has "aged out" (i.e. turned 21 years of age before being issued a visa or adjusting status) for the purpose of the issuance of visas and the adjustment of status of applicants in most immigrant categories. The CSPA helps individuals who were under the age of 21 when a visa petition was filed on their behalf or could have benefited from a petition as a derivative beneficiary, but are over the age of 21 when a visa number becomes available. Thus, it is important to look at how long the petition was pending versus the age when a visa number became available. For example, where the visa petition was pending for several years, a 22 year old individual can subtract the length of time the visa petition was pending from their current age. Thus, assuming CSPA eligible, if the petition was filed when the individual was a child (19 years old), yet the petition remained pending for 3 years, and the child is now a 22 year old adult and a visa number is available, that individual may still be considered a child for immigration purposes because the `child's status' was protected by the CSPA. There is a very specific formula that must be used to calculate an individual's age under the CSPA. |
A CSPA calculator can be found on this site: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/to...cspa-may-help/
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