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Maureen Martinez

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  1. Hi I'm also F2A my priority date is Sept 4,2014. I saw someone posted here and said She was also petitioned 20yrs6mos. old then she was 22 yrs old at the time she was approved and still got a visa. They hired a lawyer.

    In my case I was also petitioned when I was 20 and 7 months old. Then my I-130 just got approved on 2015 May 22. (8months) Then I called NVC for my CASE# and Invoice# on 2015 July 29 they gave me both but they haven't said anything about me being aged out and will be move to F2B and take note they also ask my birthdate. Then when I check my case on NVC it's not yet eligible for further processing. So my concern is should we ask NVC if I am applicable for CSPA or should we hire a lawyer as soon as possible or just wait?

  2. Hi I'm also F2A my priority date is Sept 4,2014. I was petitioned when I was 20 and 7 months old. Then my I-130 just got approved on 2015 May 22. (8months) Then I called NVC for my CASE# and Invoice# on 2015 July 29 they gave me both but they haven't said anything about me being aged out and will be move to F2B and take note they also ask my birthdate. Then when I check my case on NVC it's not yet eligible for further processing. So my concern is should we ask NVC if I am applicable for CSPA or should we hire a lawyer as soon as possible or just wait?

  3. You were refused because of lack of ties to the Philippines and obviously all of you are not financially capable of funding the trip.

    Lots of Pinoys abuse the tourist visa (especially those with relatives because they assist in their "hiding" aka TNT) that's why its so difficult to get one even with an honest intention. No use chasing an appeal. You can re-apply but without a change in your situation, the outcome will still be a denial unless LADY LUCK is on your side.

    But we are being sponsored by my sister's fiancee? We almost have the complete documents. Birth certificate, bank statement of the sponsor, invitation, pictures. and more.

    By the way, we are planning to re-apply again, my brother just got his work, but me and my sister really dont have work and can't find a job. And we are running out of time. The wedding will be on April 26.

    What other documents do we need? Can we include Remittance of our parents? That they are financially supporting us here in the Philippines?(Because my Mom is in the U.S and my Dad is in Europe) The receipt of our apartment's Bill? Utilities expense? Letter from our auntie and uncles here in Philippines? I'm also planning to continue my studies here in June. But it's not yet enrollment day. Can we get a letter from school records or what.

  4. Hi. My mom filed a petition for me on Sept. 4,2014 but on January 28,2015 my mom got a letter from USCIS that they need a proof that I am her real daughter and asked for evidences. Because on my birth certificate I am a 1year late registered. Anyone got experience/knowledge about this case? I want to know what are the best documents to be send at the USCIS? I only just have pictures and my baptismal.

  5. Hi. I need help. Me, my sister and my brother got refused at Australian Embassy,Manila. They said that they weren't satisfied. We are from Philippines. My sister's fiancee sponsored us because they invited us to their wedding that will be held on April 26 at Perth. We answer the application truthfully, three of us are all unemployed, my sister because she is taking care of her daughter, and mine too because I am taking care of my son, my brother it's because that time he is still looking for a job. We send pictures together with the sponsor and with my sister and all other documents like certified copy of birth certificate, passports, bank statement of the sponsor, the invitation. etc. My question is can we still appeal? Or we don't have a choice but to reapply again? I just don't know why we got refused.

  6. Yes i know...there is a very slim chance for the reform...i just wanted to if the FB category is included in the reform...

    I've read some news that he is going to make an excutive order about immigration reform after election day and or before the year ends. I'm also updating myself about immigration reform so I always read some news on the internet.

    Check this News:

    http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/obama-reaffirms-promise-act-congress-immigration-reform-election-day-article-1.1961832

  7. OBVIOUSLY, I mentioned that I don't know how executive actions work.

    You could have simply said that there's no sure time to an enforced law until stated, if this is the cause.

    My gosh, people come to this site for help and answers. No need to be all witty with your answers.

    Watch this on Youtube:

    it says Immigration Reform also favoring on us who follow the law. They say F2A has the possibilty to become current and F2B who has the wait of 8 years can now will wait half of that 8 years.
  8. Hi, when your case is at the NVC you would send a copy of the child's BC to the NVC requesting that he be added to your case. When I did this for my cousin, we just sent an email and included the BC as an attachment, there was no form to fill out. Also since he will be a beneficiary of your case and not as a separate case, there is only one AOS fee to pay, not two. The visa fees both of you will have to pay however.

    Also, it is crucial that you remain unmarried until you become an LPR, since many people aren't aware of this.

    Thank you. This is very helpful. :)

  9. what is F2A means? thank you guys

    F2A - spouses and minor children, unmarried sons and daughters under 21 years old of a Lawful Permanent Resident.

    Hello. Please visit this website for more info:http://www.uscis.gov/family/family-us-citizens/children/bringing-children-sons-and-daughters-live-united-states-permanent-residents

    Hope it helps. :)

  10. Whether CSPA will benefit you or not depends on when USCIS approves the I-130 and how long after it takes for your PD to be current in the F2a category.

    Without knowing the I-130 approval date, it is irresponsible to say "you are still eligible don't worry" because you can still age out and CSPA will not help.

    CSPA could help you or CSPA can't help you. There is no way to know now.

    So if the I-130 is approved in 2 months and it's 2 months past her 21st birthday and her PD is not current, CSPA will not save her.

    So, on what facts are you basing "you are still eligible don't worry?"

    You are failing to look at all the possibilities.

    But still, thank you both. :) Anyway, is there a possibilties that USCIS can approved petitions for about a year ?

  11. you are still eligible don't worry, I know some one who was petitioned a day before turning 21. n still benefited from cspa. u will be on don't listen to negatives,Ur case is exactly like mine we will be fine n remain f2a

    you are still eligible don't worry, I know some one who was petitioned a day before turning 21. n still benefited from cspa. u will be on don't listen to negatives,Ur case is exactly like mine we will be fine n remain f2a

    Thanks for giving me a relief. By the way I see that you were also petitiones by your mother. How old are you also when your mom petitioned you? :)

    you are still eligible don't worry, I know some one who was petitioned a day before turning 21. n still benefited from cspa. u will be on don't listen to negatives,Ur case is exactly like mine we will be fine n remain f2a

    you are still eligible don't worry, I know some one who was petitioned a day before turning 21. n still benefited from cspa. u will be on don't listen to negatives,Ur case is exactly like mine we will be fine n remain f2a

    you are still eligible don't worry, I know some one who was petitioned a day before turning 21. n still benefited from cspa. u will be on don't listen to negatives,Ur case is exactly like mine we will be fine n remain f2a

    you are still eligible don't worry, I know some one who was petitioned a day before turning 21. n still benefited from cspa. u will be on don't listen to negatives,Ur case is exactly like mine we will be fine n remain f2a

    Thanks for giving me a relief. By the way I see that you were also petitiones by your mother. How old are you also when your mom petitioned you? :)

  12. F2a can have derivatives during the process meaning, you can bring your kid with you. Once your petition reaches Nvc, there's a form that you will need to fill up online and it will ask if you have a son and if you would want to bring him with you. Your petitioner will then need to pay two for the affidavit of support fee and two for the immigration visa fee. God bless and good luck

    Oh thank you so much for your response. Hope to know more of your info soon. Thank you again and Godbless. :)

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