₦airaland Forum

slowpoison1:
saying abu m nwafor igbo dosent make you igbo,silly igbo wannabe.....oye ofe manu

VisaOfficer:
15 April 2002 is the current cut-off date for the F4 visa category. In other words, F4 petitions with a priority date on or before 15 April 2002 are now current -- that is, eligible to be scheduled for an interview. The priority date is the date on which the petition was filed, not the date on which it was approved. In other words, today at the Consulate we will interview and issue visas to some F4 beneficiaries whose petitions were filed on or before 15 April 2002.

So, here's an interesting fact: As long as the petition is approved in time to be scheduled for an interview as soon as the case is current, it's actually in a beneficiary's interest for the case to remain pending a little bit longer! Why? Because USCIS doesn't penalize families by counting the time that a petition was pending against them. In other words, if one of the children turns 21 before a visa becomes available, under the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA), the time that passed between the date of filing and the date of approval is subtracted from the child's age; and if the CSPA-corrected age is under 21, the child can still be included as a derivative.

So if a case was filed with the California Service Center in April 2002, and one of the children in the case was 11 years old at the time, and now that the case is current the child is 24, it would be a great thing for the family if after being filed, the petition was in limbo for four years before being approved. Those four years can be subtracted from the child's age on the date on which a visa became available -- meaning that for our purposes the child is only 20 years old and can still be included as a derivative in the parent's case.

Does this help?

slowpoison1:
you are a bastard of high order

worthless yoloba


go and keep eating that your disgusting amala

ndi yoloba slaves to the arewa

efilefun:
The election must hold

We need a leader not a pet like GEJ

IHaveDecided
Buhari/osibanjo 2015


Modified

Those asking if Buhari can lead the Nigerian Army at his age I got this for you. Once a soldier always a soldier, even if he can't lead the attack I am pretty sure he's wealth of experience ain't dead... This is a graduate of war schools not a zoologist

chucktoon:
We SHALL set up a committee to look into that question.

pacifique:
FTC is nothing to me. I have been here (FTC) numerous times without singing it.

I believe there is nothing wrong in helping a brother get what he wants. Chad wants the 'glory' but I ll not give it to them. I think it's a shame on them to have allowed Nigeria(their brother) to have suffered this much.

I don't agree with those saying "shame on Nigeria"

softysparky:
And a man that has slept with bunch of women?

mrofficial:
Incoming Lagos state governor.

rokiatu:
That awkward moment when you think you are so fly and young but you are not.