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  1. 4 minutes ago, payxibka said:

    It is quite clear  

     

    If they are outside the USA, do NOT have a valid visa in hand , and do NOT have a valid travel foil, then they are affected.. 

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    He holds a valid visa, he should be golden 

    Got it, thanks 

    2 minutes ago, geowrian said:

    I'm really not sure how else to say it....it's pretty clearly stated in the text already.

    Are you:

    1) Outside of the US;

    2) Not in possession of a valid immigrant visa; and

    3) Not in possession of a valid travel document (like AP or something)

     

    If you meet all of the above, then you are banned unless you meet any of the criteria in the subsequent section (all the exceptions to the rule).

    If even one of those does not apply to you (such as having a valid immigrant visa already), then you are not subject to the ban.

    Thank you

  2. 2 hours ago, Spookie said:

    Posting this again for visibility:

     

    Who does this affect?

    • Immigrants applying for a green card from an embassy abroad for the following immigrant categories:
      • DV
      • All EB except EB-5 and EB2 (NIW only)
      • F1, F2A, F2B, F3, F4
      • Parents of US citizens (but not spouse/child)

    What does this NOT affect?

    • Nonimmigrant visas of any kind (F-1, J-1, B, etc)
    • Nonimmigrant work visas (H, TN, etc)

    Who does this NOT affect?

    • Anyone who's in the US at the date of the order, i.e. including existing Adjustment of Status applicants
    • Anyone who already has a valid immigrant visa
    • Anyone entering to work in healthcare/medical research, and their spouse/children
    • EB-5 and EB2 (NIW only)
    • Spouse and minor (under 21) child of USC

    But really concerning that part of having a valid visa in the EO, just above it says the opposite.. like they’re included in the ban, can you please clarify? Thanks

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  3. 2 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

    Your age locks when your priority date becomes current, as long as you “seek to acquire” a visa (for example by filling in a ds260) within a year of that date. The exception is if your petition is only approved after you become current, which could happen at the moment for F2A.

     

    From uscis: (relevant extracts, full source at https://www.uscis.gov/greencard/child-status-protection-act )


    If you are a family preference ...applicant, your CSPA age is calculated by subtracting the number of days your petition was pending (pending time) from your age on the date an immigrant visa becomes available to you (age at time of visa availability). However, you must remain unmarried in order to qualify.

    The date the visa is considered available is the later of these two dates:

    • The date the petition was approved; or
    • The first day of the month of the Department of State Visa Bulletin that indicates that a visa is available for you in the Final Action Dates chart.

    In order to benefit from CSPA as a family preference ...applicant, you must seek to acquire lawful permanent resident status within 1 year of a visa becoming available to you. This is referred to as the “sought to acquire” requirement.

     

    I’ve sought to acquire by filling form ds260..just awaiting interview letter. But just having these fears that maybe cspa age actually freezes at time of interview rather than PD being current.

  4. Goodday, I’m a derivative beneficiary covered under cspa and became current December 2019, all documents have been accepted and dq(ed) feb21st..no interview letter yet but with my calculations I would have aged out of cspa at the time of interview. is my age locked at PD being current or at interview?..will I still be able to get my visa/migrate with my dad?. F1 category. Thanks as I await your prompt responses.

    priority date:15/04/2013

    approval date:20/02/2015

    dat of birth:21/06/1997 
    F1 category.

  5. 1 hour ago, ghostfoxgoddess said:

    As is, it should not be affecting the majority of us anyway, as it says it does not, for instance, apply to spouses of US citizens (for now 🤪) (making this assumption based on this being a CR1/IR1 subthread 🙈 no offense to anyone filing for a different category!)

     

    https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/proclamation-suspension-entry-immigrants-nonimmigrants-certain-additional-persons-pose-risk-transmitting-2019-novel-coronavirus/?fbclid=IwAR3OPdwUEj9WsrlGRiE32zGaSry8Rt_TqAr8QAnxMcYoV9BSpgVZCfE6lrs

     

     

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    Lolz..Nigerians too are not affected as they’re not among the schengen area countries..talk more of europe. All I need is just d visa stamped and I can enter at a much later date b4 the 6months expiration date cause even the US itsef  isn’t safe for now.

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