Q: my visa was changed from f2a to f2b mind you that I was 19 when my dad applied. what should I do? its been 4 years now
My dad is a resident is the states.He applied for my visa when I was still under 21 at first everything went well I also received an email notifying me that I should wait 60 days to get my interview date, but in April two months after receiving this email I turned 21 and after 5 months I was notified that my visa was changed to f2b. It's been 4 years now including the 2 years I waited before the category was changed. I do not know would to do? Please if there is anything I can do it will be very helpful. thank you in advance
A: At this point it is too late to see if the child status protection act might have allowed you to use the visa number when it because available. You only a year to pursue that action. At this point all you can do is wait unless there is another person who could petition in a category that may have a visa number quicker.
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