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F2A Executive Action - Immigration policy changes

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The suggestion is that due to the mess that Obama's actions may make is that they will release numbers earlier. May be so can not imagine it will make that much difference.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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Hypnos
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That Bill stands essentially zero chance of passing the House.

aaron2020
aaron2020

Please learn the difference between a Senate bill that has not passed the House or signed by the President versus an executive order. One is not the law. The other is the law.Did you miss out on "I'

KierenHby
KierenHby

" ...However as part of the same Executive action is there any news of implementing it for F2A beneficiaries (Wife's and kids of LPR) to get visa faster like wife's of Citizens ?... " I've neither r

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Where is the faster part?

Do you understand what limited resources mean? It means USCIS will be so busy with Deffered Action cases that it will affect those visa cutoff dates so fewer people will get visas quickly. If USCIS has more work, do you think they would want more work or less work from visa category cases? You think more because they can always work faster? Or more realistically slow down the number of those cases so they can work on DA? You know, this topic of DA slowing things down. There are a few threads on this if you missed them.

How you are interpreting what you posted to mean that the F2a category will run faster is just incredible.

I don't really know much about all these things but I know for sure that from the recent NVC emails I know a fast movement for F2A is just around the corner. It may not be this coming VB and it may not jump six months but a better movement at the pace of at least 7 weeks jump monthly is just around the corner

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You know, along with the PD, I hope the VSC starts processing cases beyond Sept 30. I can't imagine what they have been doing for the last year and a half

F2A JOURNEY STATUS

COMPLETE

USCIS

Vermont Service Center

01/17/14 : NOA1 (Priority Date)

03/24/15 : NOA-T (Electronic Transfer notice to California Service Center)

03/28/15 : NOA-T (Hard Copy of Transfer notice received in mail)

03/30/15 : NOA2 ( I-130 Approved) Electronic confirmation

04/03/15 : NOA2 Hard Copy received in mail

NVC

http://www.visajourn...php/NVC_Process

04/16/15 : NVC Received Case (Phone call with CSR confirmed)

04/24/15 : Case number and IIN assigned (Phone Call)

04/27/15 : NVC Welcome Letter received via Email

04/27/15 : DS-261 Waived and AOS & IV bill invoiced

04/28/15 : AOS & IV bill paid (Status: IN PROCESS)

04/29/15 : AOS & IV bill paid (Status: PAID)

04/29/15 : DS-260 Available online

04/30/15 : DS-260 Completed

05/08/15 : AOS and IV Package mailed to NVC

05/26/15 : NVC Scan Date (CSR confirmed)

06/17/15 : Case Complete

07/29/15 : Interview Date Received Sep 2nd! (CSR confirmed) :dancing:

07/30/15 : Interview Letter email received (P4)

07/31/15 : NVC shipped out case to London Embassy

Embassy

07/30/15 : Medical Completed

08/01/15 : CEAC status "In Transit"

08/03/15 : Package received at London Embassy

08/05/15 : CEAC status "Ready"

09/02/15 : Interview

09/02/15 : Interview Result: APPROVED!!

09/03/15 : CEAC status changed to "Administrative Processing"

09/04/15 : CEAC status changed to "Issued " :dancing:

09/10/15 : Visa in hand!!

09/11/15 : POE

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That news has been around since we filed for my F2A in 2012. I'm lucky my process only took 1 year and 7 months when prior the waiting time average was 2 and a half years.

I don't think that F2A will be at par with IR1/CR1. But who knows? As of now its all talk.

:wub:10-year GC holder :wub:

My Parents’ B2 Tourist Visa Application - APPROVED

 

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