scissordoc

You need to provide more information.

What is your wife's son's priority date and what country will he be immigrating from? Did your wife petition for her son? Did you? If you petitioned for him, are you a US citizen?

His prority date is aug 31,2005. he is immigrating from Russia. his aproval notice say unmarried child inder 21 of permanate resident iyes nt wife petitioned for him.

I'm not 100% positive how to answer, but you might be able to get some of your answers from the current Visa Bulletin. Good luck!

i called uscis a few time and some say yes they will give visa and some say no. there seems to be a gray area!

Hello my wife son has an approved i-130. He had this aprroval BEFORE his 21 birthday. (waiting for a availble Visa. still several years!!!) my wife is a green card holder. in 2 weeks she will take the US citizenship exam. my question is since my wife status will change to citizen , will her son be able to get a imediate VISA??? What will I need to do to make this happen?

yes it is true that uscis does not have all the correct answers. i know i do not nee to refile petition. NVC will ugrade on there own whi i ugrade sveta status

what city from siberia is your girl from? why did you not do k-1 visa is is faster to gret her here. befre you come home have document translated, and bring original with you. you will need both when you send, also bring birth records. also. sicissordoc@yahoo.com

my questin is that i have called NVC and USCIS i get differnt answers from them. the question is that when my wife becomes a us citizen will her sons status change to a immidiate relative classification. not peference 1. some people sau yes and some say no. his i-130 was approved before his 21 birthday is he protected under the child protection act?

First: Unmarried Sons and Daughters of Citizens: 23,400 plus any numbers not required for fourth preference.

Second: Spouses and Children, and Unmarried Sons and Daughters of Permanent

Residents: 114,200, plus the number (if any) by which the worldwide family preference level exceeds 226,000, and any unused first preference numbers:

A. Spouses and Children: 77% of the overall second preference limitation, of which 75% are exempt from the per-country limit;

Not sure what is confusing you, assuming he is unmarried he will go from 2a to 1 on his Mothers Citizenship.

Hello all!! I have a few questions for you. I am married to a woman from russia. We are trying to get her son here to america. My wife came here to america on a k-1 visa. Her son (18 at the time) was also on the k2 visa. We got married and her son came here later. he stayed for 2 weeks and went back to russia. (reasons of school and girlfriend) but a year later he wanted to come back. my wife had her green card and file a i-130. for him. It was approved before his 21 birthday, and they told us he had to wait for a visa to become available. this spring my wife will apply for us citzenship. My question is how will they handle this application? will he be able to come here as soon as she becomes a citizen???? or will they say he is first preference??? (6 more years!!!) What about his aging out???

or will it be better to wait for her citizenship and have him here onfamily preference 2a visa?? I try to understand the visa bullitin and it is very confusing to me as it go forwrd and backwards!! can someone please give me some insight!!!

thanks

michael