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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Nigeria
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Obama's immigration reform does not include anything for legal immigrants like us..

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/11/14/obamas-immigration-plan-10-executive-actions-being-weighed-by-president/

Details are still unclear... So let's see how it goes

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Nigeria
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Obama To Make Immigration Announcement Thursday and to take executive action on Friday

Likely... There won't be any good news for us.

They are more concerned about illegals

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Colombia
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B1 Visa Approved: October 30, 2013

Priority Date: April 1 2014

NOA Approved: April 26, 2014

Received NVC Case number: June 25, 2014

Welcome letter: May 13, 2015

Completed DS-261 Online: May 22, 2015

Paid AOS Fee Online: June 7,2015

Paid IV Fee Payment Online: July 23, 2015

Documents sent: September 04, 2015

Case complete email: October 05, 2015

Interview letter: October 23

Interview Date: December 2 - Visa Approved!!!

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Russia
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Someone needs to write an article about minor children of LPRs. It is absolutely absurd that a minor child cannot come on a derivative petition with a parent. I understand the heartbreak of those who want to be united with adult siblings, but they are adults and can take care of themselves at least. My brother has no other family than my mom, he has a disability, and my mom is forced to leave him in the care of people who do not want to do it, and for whom he is a huge burden, not to mention that she has to pay for the care. Since nobody agrees to take care of him for more than a few weeks, my mom has to go back and be separated from me and her grandkids despite having gone through 18 months of the immigration process and being a LPR of the US.

Why don't they at least consider it on case by case basis and issue derivative visas to children who have no other relatives and nobody to take care of them while their parents are gone? At least in case of single parents. At least for children under 16. At least take the visa cap off for kids, so they only have to wait 10-12 months instead of over 2 years!

They way it works now does not make any freakin' sense.

Ara & Anya - Tucson, Arizona

IR-5 for my (Anya's) mother
00 Filed: 03/08/2013

536 POE: 08/26/2014

Father

00 I-130 mailed to Phoenix Lockbox: 05/28/2014

455 POE LAX: 09/03/2015

Brother (9 years old, A2A through LPR mother)

I-130

00 Filed: 09/12/2014

03 Petition accepted at California Service Center, NOA-1 mailed: 09/15/2014

07 NOA-1 received; Priority date is 09/15/2014: 09/19/2014

176 RFE received: 03/07/2015

238 RFE response mailed to CSC: 05/08/2015

242 RFE response received at CSC; Decision to be made before 07/11/2015: 05/12/2015

308 Approved; NOA-2 mailed: 07/17/2015

314 NOA-2 received; Case sent to NVC: 07/23/2015

371 Welcome Letter received; Choice of Agent form submitted: 09/18/2015

374 AoS fee paid: 09/21/2015

416 IV fee paid; IV application submitted: 11/02/2015

452 IV and AoS packets mailed: 12/08/2015

455 Documents received at NVC; Waiting for CC: 12/11/2015

502 Case Complete; Wating for IL: 01/27/2016

504 Interview scheduled for 03/11/2016: 01/29/2016

523 Medical exam: 02/17/2016 Passed

546 Interview: 03/11/2016 PASSED!

549 Visa issued: 03/14/2016

588 POE LAX: 04/22/2016

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Brazil
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i understand illegals must suffer also because of that status... but really? He makes things easier for them and we have to wait years? He should have done something to speed up waiting lines for legal immigrants... :'(

This is an aproximate timeline, I tried to complete it trough the e-mails I still have, I don't know why I couldn't find all of them...



:star: USCIS Stage



08/14/2013 - Priority Date


10/08/2013 - I-130 Approved- NOA2



(F)NVC Stage:



11/18/2013 - Received Case Number & IIN by E-Mail


11/18/2013- AOS fee bil generated & paid


11/19/2013- DS-261 generated & filled


11/24/2013 - IV Packet fee bill generated & paid


12/04/2013 - DS-260 filled & submitted online


12/07/2013 - AOS and IV Packet sent together


01/31/2014 - Received AOS Checklist


02/26/2014 - Received AOS Checklist (this time they asked me to take it to the interview)


02/26/2014 - Together with the cheklist they wrote that they had finished reviewing my case, so this is my CASE COMPLETE DATE.


03/04/2014 - CASE COMPLETE E-MAIL


04/01/2014 - Interview Letter received


05/08/2014 - Interview date (received the green slip 221g form)


06/09/2014 - Submitted documents required in form 221g


06/10/2014 - CEAC status changed to "Ready"


06/13/2014 - Received e-mail saying I have to wait until Priority Date becomes current again for visa to be issued.


05/19/2015 - Interview date


05/22/2015 - Passport arrived


05/31/2015 - Arrived at the USA


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Someone needs to write an article about minor children of LPRs. It is absolutely absurd that a minor child cannot come on a derivative petition with a parent. I understand the heartbreak of those who want to be united with adult siblings, but they are adults and can take care of themselves at least. My brother has no other family than my mom, he has a disability, and my mom is forced to leave him in the care of people who do not want to do it, and for whom he is a huge burden, not to mention that she has to pay for the care. Since nobody agrees to take care of him for more than a few weeks, my mom has to go back and be separated from me and her grandkids despite having gone through 18 months of the immigration process and being a LPR of the US.

Why don't they at least consider it on case by case basis and issue derivative visas to children who have no other relatives and nobody to take care of them while their parents are gone? At least in case of single parents. At least for children under 16. At least take the visa cap off for kids, so they only have to wait 10-12 months instead of over 2 years!

They way it works now does not make any freakin' sense.

Exactly i may be older than brother but i know the thing you said it's ridiculous to put minor at such circumstance.

I've been waiting for nearly 2 years now.

USCIS
June 01, 2013 I-130 Started

June 10, 2013 Priority Date
June 14, 2013 NOA 1
September 10, 2013 NOA 2


NVC
October 21, 2013 AoS Fee Paid
December 22, 2013 DS261 Submitted
December 27, 2013 DS261 Accepted ( via email )
December 28, 2013 IV Fee Bill Invoiced
December 29, 2013 AoS Package Sent
December 30, 2013 IV Fee Paid & DS260 Submitted
January 11, 2014 IV Package Sent
January 07, 2014 AoS Package Received ( call NVC )
January 15, 2014 IV Package Received ( call NVC )
January 27,2014 Received AoS Checklists ( email )
January 27,2014 Received IV Checklists ( email )
February 25,2014 Sent IV Checklists back
February 28,2014 IV Checklists Package Delivered
March 5,2014 Sent AOS Checklists back
March 10,2014 AOS Checklists Package Delivered
March 19,2014 Case Completed ( call NVC )
March 22,2014 Case Completed ( CC email )


Consulate
February 05,2015 Interview Letter
March 12,2015 Interview

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i understand illegals must suffer also because of that status... but really? He makes things easier for them and we have to wait years? He should have done something to speed up waiting lines for legal immigrants... :'(

the "illegals" ....(I so hate the use of that term)... are getting "DEFERRED ACTION". Do you understand what that is? Fundamentally, they are not getting anything ahead of you. They are getting a work permit and the deferment of their deportation for 3 years. All that is happening is that they are being brought out of the shadows....but remember they are already here, living, working, and many are paying taxes....they are not jumping the queue. The queue is for a green card - and that is not what they are getting.

personally, I would rather wait my 2 years to get a GREEN CARD than get a DAPA or DACA 3 year work permit.

Priority Date - December 2, 2013

USCIS -

12/02/13 : NOA1 (Priority Date)

03/24/15 : Case Transferred from VSC to CSC

03/28/15 : Hard copy of transfer received in mail

04/14/15 : NOA2 ( I-130 Approved) - finally! (informed via text on 4/16/2015)

NVC -

04/29/15 : NVC received the case (informed during phone call to NVC on 5/01/2015

05/08/15 : Case number assigned and IIN (received via phone call on 5/14/2015)

05/12/15 : NVC Welcome letter mailed

05/19/15 : NVC Welcome received in mail

05/29/15 : DS-261 Finally Available on CEAC and completed

05/29/15 : AOS bill Available on CEAC and paid (status: IN PROCESS)

06/02/15 : AOS bill status: PAID

06/15/15 : IV invoice generated (notified by email) but unable to pay on CEAC...waiting...

07/05/15 : IV bill Finally Available on CEAC and paid (status: IN PROCESS)

07/08/15 : IV bill status: PAID

07/08/15 : DS-260 Available

07/12/15 : DS-260 completed and submitted

07/13/15 : AOS and IV package mailed to NVC

07/14/15 : AOS and IV package received by NVC

07/16/15 : Scan Date

07/28/15 : CASE COMPLETE - NO checklist! :dancing::dancing::dancing:London...here we come...!!

08/04/15 : CC Email received...waiting for Interview Letter....

08/11/15 : Interview letter (IL/P4) received ...interview date 9/11/2015! :dancing: :dancing::dancing:

EMBASSY -

08/11/15 : Case Shipped to embassy

08/12/15 : Case Arrived in UK (tracked on DHL website)

08/12/15 : Medical completed

08/14/15 : CEAC showing IN TRANSIT

08/18/15 : CEAC showing READY

09/11/15 : Interview date (initial)

09/08/15 : Interview date (rescheduled on 8/18/2015) - APPROVED :)

xx/xx/15 : Visa in hand
xx/xx/15 : POE....Dulles airport!

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Brazil
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the "illegals" ....(I so hate the use of that term)... are getting "DEFERRED ACTION". Do you understand what that is? Fundamentally, they are not getting anything ahead of you. They are getting a work permit and the deferment of their deportation for 3 years. All that is happening is that they are being brought out of the shadows....but remember they are already here, living, working, and many are paying taxes....they are not jumping the queue. The queue is for a green card - and that is not what they are getting.

personally, I would rather wait my 2 years to get a GREEN CARD than get a DAPA or DACA 3 year work permit.

I understand, what i mean is that besides that, they should change the current law for green cards, like making lines faster, I don't understand much about politics, but ive heard theres a bill about making family based waiting times smaller, that wasnt approved yet... like i said, the illegals also suffer for that status, but someone should do something for us legal ones... :) I also prefer to wait whatever time i have to for a green card than whatsoever.

This is an aproximate timeline, I tried to complete it trough the e-mails I still have, I don't know why I couldn't find all of them...



:star: USCIS Stage



08/14/2013 - Priority Date


10/08/2013 - I-130 Approved- NOA2



(F)NVC Stage:



11/18/2013 - Received Case Number & IIN by E-Mail


11/18/2013- AOS fee bil generated & paid


11/19/2013- DS-261 generated & filled


11/24/2013 - IV Packet fee bill generated & paid


12/04/2013 - DS-260 filled & submitted online


12/07/2013 - AOS and IV Packet sent together


01/31/2014 - Received AOS Checklist


02/26/2014 - Received AOS Checklist (this time they asked me to take it to the interview)


02/26/2014 - Together with the cheklist they wrote that they had finished reviewing my case, so this is my CASE COMPLETE DATE.


03/04/2014 - CASE COMPLETE E-MAIL


04/01/2014 - Interview Letter received


05/08/2014 - Interview date (received the green slip 221g form)


06/09/2014 - Submitted documents required in form 221g


06/10/2014 - CEAC status changed to "Ready"


06/13/2014 - Received e-mail saying I have to wait until Priority Date becomes current again for visa to be issued.


05/19/2015 - Interview date


05/22/2015 - Passport arrived


05/31/2015 - Arrived at the USA


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