CSPA Victory on Age-outs! - Page 3

Originally Posted by NotAPro

I finally have some time to go over it, and from where I am reading it the 9th Circuit agreed with the 'Intent of Congress' to benefit all 'aged-out' applicants. It appears that all family based applicants are covered under CSPA.



From my Business and Case Law days at college, what the court argues that the Governments interpretation is that while they might be incline to believe F2 applicants are beneficiaries of CSPA F3 and F4 are not. The court disagreed and said that if they can accommodate a mechanism and a system to grant F2 aged-out applicants with CSPA benefits, they can do so to F3 and F4 applicants. Congress intent was to have CSPA benefit all family-based applications.


I'm still reading, but this is good news.
I have a 2001 priority date and aged out in 2006. And I am covered by 245i, so I am loving this.

Originally Posted by cooltalker

I don't know what this case is about, but I do have a question. I am 20 years old. My mom should be getting her green card pretty soon. Can this benefit me in any way?