Legal Question in Immigration Law in Hawaii

Hello! I am currently in the process of completing my requirements for my application for a F2B category. My petition was applied for in 2001 when my father was still LPR, however in 2005 he became a US citizen. Now that my petition became current, what are the chances that the NVC will convert the category to F2A? Will I wait longer so that I may be processed? IF and WHEN the NVC decides to convert my category to a F2A, will my application be null (including the payments) and void? What are the best options for me inorder to speed up my case?

Hoping for your response and explainations. Thank you for your time and more power!


Asked on 4/19/10, 7:43 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Luba Smal Smal Immigration Law Office

You need to explain your situation in more details, with all relevant dates, country of eligibility, your marital status, what contact was made with the NVC, what fees are you referring to, are you in USA or abroad, etc. At this point, it's impossible to advise you. You should consult a lawyer.

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Answered on 4/24/10, 9:44 am


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