Eoir 42b visa availability for FY 2019

For those members of this forum who currently are not part of the Facebook group Cancelation of Removal: The below information was posted by someone who filed a FOIA request with EOIR, which replied to the inquiry within 3 months. The current visa processing date is January 31, 2022. The table shows the amount of Grants (including in court verbal approvals). It gives us a better idea of how many grants per fiscal year.
My dad’s verbal was in Boston June 2023.
 

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For those members of this forum who currently are not part of the Facebook group Cancelation of Removal: The below information was posted by someone who filed a FOIA request with EOIR, which replied to the inquiry within 3 months. The current visa processing date is January 31, 2022. The table shows the amount of Grants (including in court verbal approvals). It gives us a better idea of how many grants per fiscal year.
My dad’s verbal was in Boston June 2023.
Definitely 4 years for 2021 and 2022.
 
For those members of this forum who currently are not part of the Facebook group Cancelation of Removal: The below information was posted by someone who filed a FOIA request with EOIR, which replied to the inquiry within 3 months. The current visa processing date is January 31, 2022. The table shows the amount of Grants (including in court verbal approvals). It gives us a better idea of how many grants per fiscal year.
My dad’s verbal was in Boston June 2023.
So, this year covers the entirety of 2022
 
Hi everyone, I asked once and was only one but I want to ask anyone else that got verbal approval on eoir42B and applied for advance parole? It takes years to get green card , and I think advance parole will gives us a chance to meet our parents !
Please, let me know if anyone has done it!
Ty
 
Hi everyone, I asked once and was only one but I want to ask anyone else that got verbal approval on eoir42B and applied for advance parole? It takes years to get green card , and I think advance parole will gives us a chance to meet our parents !
Please, let me know if anyone has done it!
Ty
Know someone who was trying to do this, and this is what their attorney said: “In the current political climate, it is not advised to obtain an advance parole after the judge verbally grants the 42b application as re-entry to the country is not guaranteed”. This does not answer your question, but maybe something to keep in mind.
 
Know someone who was trying to do this, and this is what their attorney said: “In the current political climate, it is not advised to obtain an advance parole after the judge verbally grants the 42b application as re-entry to the country is not guaranteed”. This does not answer your question, but maybe something to keep in mind.
Thank you blue 723! I know that but I have worked and paid taxes to this country and have no bad record , technically I am eligible for green card but do to long wait that will be years and an emergency humanitarian advance parole will be right ! Not to mention that I was granted under this political climate which I believe immigration has been always like this
 
Thank you blue 723! I know that but I have worked and paid taxes to this country and have no bad record , technically I am eligible for green card but do to long wait that will be years and an emergency humanitarian advance parole will be right ! Not to mention that I was granted under this political climate which I believe immigration has been always like this
No offense, Pashako, but there are plenty of people who have lead a good life here, no criminal records and ties to the community, and it hasn’t mattered. CBP and ICE don’t give a crap. Not trying to be rude, but that’s the reality. And no, immigration has not always been like this. Personally? Unless there’s a real emergency that requires someone to travel under advance parole, I would not risk it. But you do what you think it’s right for you. Best of luck!
 
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