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    Waiting until later?

    Curiousity... consider the following: A legal permanent resident of the USA files an I-130 for their unmarried child over the age of 21. The petition is approved. The adult child is not in the USA and expects to pursue consular processing at some point. Suppose that a visa becomes...
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    Intent intent intent

    Thanks, jackolantern, as well.
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    Intent intent intent

    Many thanks. The I-140 was pending for 5 months, and she was well over a year past 21 when the visa became available for the primary beneficiary. CSPA math didn't help her out. Maybe priority date retention will, if the Supreme Court decides in the favour of De Osorio. The original...
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    Intent intent intent

    Consider the following: a Canadian family who spent 13 years in the US, as nonimmigrants, only to become permanent residents on that 13th year. The catch: one of the three children, in the course of her tenure in the US, turned 21 before the priority date became current for the primary...
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    TD status traveling to Canada for more than 30 days

    This is a weird subject. I agree with nelsona. I was on a TD, but went to study up in Montreal (low tuition, of course!). I kept my I-94 when I got back to Canada. At one point my I-94 was going to soon expire, and I typically travel by Greyhound to the Burlington airport when I return...
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