I130 for unmarried child of a USC w/ overstayed B2

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wifey246

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My friend came here on a B2 visa 8 years ago. Soon after, his parents filed a I-130 for him.

His priority date is expected to be current in the next couple of years.

When this happens, does he need to leave the country for consular processing? That would mean a 10-year ban for him right? Does he have any other option?
 
Depends on how old he is now, how old he was when the I-130 was filed, and how long the I-130 took to get approved. The CSPA may allow him to adjust status in the US.
 
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He's in his late thirties. Which means the petition was filed when he was around 30 yrs old. I guess he needs a wife. The problem is his orientation is on the opposite direction. Oh, well...
 
His parents were granted permanent residency in 1995 based on a petition filed by his aunt. He was included in the initial application but was aged out.

Does this help his case at all?
 
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