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Going from FB2A to FB2B means aging out. No?

Hi everyone, Hope somebody can help me with this. I am a US citizen. Two years ago I filled a petition to bring my parents to the US. Early last year, their petition was approved and now they now have Green Cards. Immediately after they came to the US, my father filled a petition to bring my...

You are correct I think. His priority date is March 4th, 2010 and Petition was approved on September 16. His birthday is November 22,1989- so he will remain in the same category until June 2011. I can't believe how they changed the cutoff dates so much in just one month. In December cutoff...

March 2010.

Good questions. Father is not a citizen. He is a permanent resident. You are right, the petition was approved. Since you seem to know what u are talking about, are you able to answer me these questions: Does this mean I cannot sent the tax information now to complete the processing? Or worst...

Based on the information I saw her: http://travel.state.gov/visa/bulletin/bulletin_5228.html you may be right. Does this mean I cannot sent the tax information now to complete the processing? Or worst yet, does it mean that I have to provide all the documents again when the visa become available?

The question is, what can I do now? I am not self- employed- all my income is on my paystub and W2.

They sure did not give it to him.

Here is my situation, My father sponsored my under 21 years old brother at the time to come to the U.S. Visa was approved in September 2010, and he went for an interview before he became 21 ( November 2010). They didn't give him the Visa at the time because they told him they needed original...

Thank you all for your comments/advice. I was just trying to educate myself a little bit more before I hire an attorney.

Yes, but I am not sure how that changes the situation. Does it?

I believe so.

I did an info pass appointment and they said they just started processing these kind of cases that were submitted in early 2003 ( mine is in the middle of the year), but I don't if this is true or not. Somehow I don't believe it takes them 5 years to process these cases. Am I wrong?

I already dealt with an attorney when I went through the court system regarding the asylum case. When my husband got his GC, I was advised to apply for a I-130 by an attorney. That's where I am now. Most attorneys I talk to advice me to wait until my husband becomes a citizen, but I don't know...

My picture and someones passport.

No No. everything is under my real name now. When I presented myself to the authorities on the first day I did under my real name.

I am considered inspected. When I went through the court system I proved my real identity and everything.

No, I applied with my real identity.

I have a complicated situation. I came to the U.S in 2001 illegally( with someone else passport) and I applied for political asylum which was denied in 2003. My husband got his Green Card in 2003 ( His asylum application was approve in 1997), so I applied for an I-130 in August of 2003. The case...

You think I should hire an attorney just in case? Can this be a cause for denial? They want an answer on this by the 6th of February.