Sammyd90

is the priority date for F2B 2015 or 2017? Because the bulletin has two different tables. I thought the priority date is 2015 but I see also this on the bulletin. So which one is correct?

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Hello Folks, I have a brother overseas that my mom has petitioned for him to come to the US early 2020 and his case has been under "CASE IS BEING ACTIVELY REVIEWED BY USCIS" for over 500 days. The thing is that My parents, my youngest brother and myself are all together, except him as he was 21 and a couple of months old when mom petitioned for him. My question is, is it a good idea to hire a lawyer to expedite his case or it is a waste of money and effort? He has been waiting for over three years now and we don't knw how much longer he still has to wait. Best, Sam :)

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Hi All, My brother is having an immigrant interview soon under the F22 category and there's a packet that he needs to drop off at US Embassy a couple of weeks before the interview takes place. One thing is confusing is whether we need to submit copies of the original l-864 and l-864A with most recent W-2 or tax returns. We have uploaded those on CEAC more than 2 years ago, so could you elaborate more on that please? I appreciate your help!

its funny to see that he got 5 replies and I have a 0 reply to my US immigration related question. What happened to you people..

Hello, One question, I am a US citizen and my parents have been LPRs for less than 5 years. I know that they can't apply themselves for food stamps, but would it be possible if I applied for myself including them since they live with me and I support them? Thank you

Hi all, my brother is waiting for an interview since May 2021 and every couple of months, he gets a notice from the embassy telling him he has to wait and they will let him know. I am not sure if you guys are in category 1 but he is F2A category. Thanks

Hi All, My dad has had a Green Card for less than 5 years. However, his current employer does not offer medical insurance. The State of Illinois has a new program that provides health coverage for people who are 55-64 years old which immigration status prevents them from getting regular Medicaid. Based on that program, my dad was approved, and he was issued an ID number under what is called Temporary Medicaid. I called the State this morning to ask if this affects his eligibility of becoming a citizen later on and they said no. I'd like to see if there's anyone who can advise further because sometimes State employees are not well rounded with immigration law. Thank you! Sam