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  1. They may have concluded everything, nothing suggests others have.
  2. Is she a dual Citizen? My understanding is that Argentina is pretty quick.
  3. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/visa-law0/visa-bulletin/2024/visa-bulletin-for-may-2024.html This is what you need to keep an eye on, he will be F2b and cross reference with your Country.
  4. USCIS will eventually tell you that the case has expired. NVC? Just ask your Fiancee.
  5. All I know is that in the hundreds of similar cases we have seen eventually it comes out why, sometimes it feels like pulling teeth. They do not send them back to die without a reason.
  6. I do not know the country involved but usually it is much much quicker for the USC to move if that is your priority,
  7. I am sure she knows, it seems he does not.
  8. They send them back to die. Best option is to marry and go the spousal route.
  9. She has her Green Card, AP is a fill in until she gets her Green Card.
  10. I assume she is of age and is is effectively looking to retire in the US? 9 FAM 502.2-1(C) Conferring Immigration Benefits to Family Members (CT:VISA-1856; 10-23-2023) a. Immigration Benefits from Adult Children Only: Only U.S. citizens aged at least 21 years may confer immigration benefits on a parent or parents. b. Parents or Siblings of Adopted Child: (1) Biological Parents or Siblings: An adopted child (as defined in INA 101(b)(1)(E), or (G)) may not confer immigration benefits upon a natural parent or sibling unless such adoption has been legally terminated. This is true even where the child never received an immigration benefit based on the adoption. She should look at other options.
  11. He has decades before his PD would be current. It is everything else he has that makes a NIV a bit of an ask. Maybe once he gets settled.
  12. It is certainly not unknown for people to be mistakenly issued 2 A numbers, seen that. I had not come across asylum seekers doing it deliberately in the hope they would not be tracked.
  13. I think I get a VJ Email on the 22nd October congratulating me on another year, with the implication how has he survived so long. Anyhoo, he is 19 1/2 and his mother does not have her GC, so if all goes well he will be nearly 23 when she naturaises. Not even close to 21. The will he leose CSPA if his mother naturalise makes no sense to me when he can elect to keep F2a PD, something I have not really looked at. Totally illogical so could be an issue. Marries and we are in a different ball game. Wait for F2a is c3 1/2 years, some think it will reduce, I do not, time will tell. I think that such cases are not prioritised over non PD cases, is it done to help? I doubt. What will happen toI 130 processing times, no idea.
  14. You adjusted when your asylum case was with the Immigration Court?
  15. In my mind the whole thing is stupid, I have not seen it come up where someone has a Certificate of Citizenship and not sure I understand why that would make a difference. I am sure I have seen many cases where the child comes over on holiday to get their citizenship, lives with another parent outside the US and never has a problem and a few where they do. I was just trying to suggest why the issue arose in this case, all I can think of, essentially it seems a matter of opinion, maybe there has been a memo that went around? I suppose at least if you are in the US you can eventually take it to an IJ, however my focus would be talking to one of the 2 lawyers mentioned, I certainly have nothing against Margaret, just mentioned my recommended one in this area.
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