Asked in Immigration Law for Massachusetts

Q: What will happen to the already filled cases under the Raise Act recently introduced by the president?

For a married son/daughter who already has a case filled, does it mean that, if it indeed the bill passes, they would see their application vanish? What will happen to the waiting line?

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Namita Agarwal
Namita Agarwal
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  • Immigration Law Lawyer
  • Andover, MA
  • Licensed in Massachusetts

A: The bill has not been passed so there would be no impact on pending family based immigration petitions.

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