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Just read the final rule and I guess people did bring up/commented to expand the eligibility, it didn't happen though. At least it was mentioned:
Shame, lot of the people meet 3 of those categories already lol
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Suggestions for additional eligibility criteria or categories of eligible aliens varied but most commenters asked DHS to consider expanding eligibility to: (1) All preference categories generally; (2) unmarried sons and daughters of U.S. citizens who are over the age of 21 years; (3) married sons and daughters or siblings of U.S. citizens; (4) spouses and minor children of LPRs; (5) parents of minor U.S. citizen children; (6) children who were brought to the United States when young, such as those aliens who would qualify under the proposed Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act [4] ; (7) preference aliens who have lived in the United States for more than 10 years; ( family members of personnel in the U.S. Armed Forces, including the National Guard, reserves, and veterans; and (9) any preference category with current visa availability.
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Originally Posted by Memoski0988
Hi guys my mom filed a i-130 right after my 18 birthday . She was told it was posible about a year later i got an appointment set but in my native country colombia. I talked to a lawyer about it and was told i couldt adjust my status even if she became a citizen. Now a couple of days back i resieved a letter notifying me that my case was dropped sinse i never reported back. Im 24 now do you guys think i could renew this process once my mother becomes a citizen and be legal finally?
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Only option for adjustment for you is marriage to a citizen. If you arrived on a visa it can be done with no waivers. If you entered illegally you will need the provisional waiver.
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Originally Posted by K-Man
^Hmm, they're still considered parents of the USC which is classified as immediate relative... if they can prove that it's going to cause hardship on your brother, they fall into this waiver.
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I guess CIR is their next option.
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Originally Posted by K-Man
Just read the final rule and I guess people did bring up/commented to expand the eligibility, it didn't happen though. At least it was mentioned:
Shame, lot of the people meet 3 of those categories already lol |
so then as of right now, the "new" waiver ONLY applies to those under 21?? who are immediate relatives of USCs
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even though i am a child of a USC, i am 29. so i dont think this waiver could apply to me 
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Originally Posted by hawkeye2013
as far as i know, it is for those under 21.
i'm kind of in the same boat. i'm 29 and my mom is a USC. she filed an I-130 for me back in 2001. i think right now it's for kids under 21 because then a visa would be immediately available to them when their parent becomes a USC. |
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Originally Posted by DamLeon123
My goodness me and you have almost similar situations only that I am a year older.
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i'm not the only one!!!
when did your I-130 get filed and what's your priority date?
ps. turning 30 scares me
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