It’s not the court, they have a headquarters to control and administrated the 4000 visas available based on o first come first serve. That’s why they never answered your question about the position in line. Court doesn’t know how many are on the line or when we will get the letter. I heard this from the court in Boston
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Eoir 42b visa availability for FY 2019
- Thread starter Rodasaspen
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In Cancellation of Removal for Non‑Permanent Residents (INA §240A(b) / 42B) cases, it can look strange when some 2022 cases are being granted while 2021 cases are still waiting. This happens for several reasons related to how Executive Office for Immigration Review and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services process these approvals.Yes yes NY too thy granted someone from dic 2/2021 I don’t think they started with 2022 already
- The list is managed through the Executive Office for Immigration Review and processed later with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
This is the headquarters for all immigration court
Hi, me too federal plaza April 2022!! So exited nervous a lot of feelings my heart have!! Hopefully God bless us soon!!Waiting May2022 federal plaza NY
Yes yes Carol. I am also Excited.Hi, me too federal plaza April 2022!! So exited nervous a lot of feelings my heart have!! Hopefully God bless us soon!!
Lolita07306
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Would the judge need more evidence or documents once you have the verbal grant? I figure someone is granted because they met all requirements. Meaning all evidence have been providedA judge can only grant a case when everything is ready, such as:
- All documents submitted
- Background checks completed
- No missing evidence
- No appeals pending
If a 2021 case had delays (documents, fingerprints, attorney issues), a 2022 case might move faster.
You are wrong.It’s not the court, they have a headquarters to control and administrated the 4000 visas available based on o first come first serve. That’s why they never answered your question about the position in line. Court doesn’t know how many are on the line or when we will get the letter. I heard this from the court in Boston
Again, it is first come, first served for each court, and some courts are ahead of others due to bigger backlogs. That’s why there are courts where decisions have been made for 5/22 cases and others, like new york, are on 12/21. So, location IS a factor. The AI overview info provided ny search engines is inaccurate. Not trying to start an argument, but the info you have is incorrect. But, feel free to believe what you feel best.It’s not the court, they have a headquarters to control and administrated the 4000 visas available based on o first come first serve. That’s why they never answered your question about the position in line. Court doesn’t know how many are on the line or when we will get the letter. I heard this from the court in Boston
No, they don’t require more evidence or docs. Once the IJ has verbally granted it means they found the petitioner has all the requirements and is eligible.Would the judge need more evidence or documents once you have the verbal grant? I figure someone is granted because they met all requirements. Meaning all evidence have been provided