pauem Posted July 12, 2013 Report Share Posted July 12, 2013 One of my aunt's family applied for family green card by her brother long time back.Now they are processing the case.When the case was applied both the kids of aunt were less than 18.Now when the case is conisidered daughter (un married), is less than 24 years old.1. Is there anything they can do to bring there daughter also with them2. I heard from somewhere that , if only one person in the family is left out and the person is less than 24 years old , then they can file a petition in the court .Is there such a rule3. if they can file a petition , how long does it take to get a decision and what are the chances of getting a favourable reply Link to comment
Attorney_11 Posted July 12, 2013 Report Share Posted July 12, 2013 It is advisable, because there is pertinent to the analysis information not mentioned in the post, to seek the counsel of a qualified competent immigration attorney to determine whether protection under the Child Status Protection Act is available in the matter. Link to comment
t75 Posted July 12, 2013 Report Share Posted July 12, 2013 Many people are forced to leave minor (under 18 children) behind in immigration proceedings and the child immigrate after the parent. She is an adult and could/should qualify on the basis of her own qualifications if she is not protected under CSPA. She is not so special that she would be exempt from US immigration regulations. If they do not want to leave her behind. they can abandon their immigration plan. Link to comment
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