On the Translation of Over-age Immigrants

1 。 This telegram reiterated/clarified the main points of the Law on the Protection of the Status of Children ("CSPA" of 2000), which restricted the mandatory requirements of consultation and narrow class action cases, and announced the revision of some important aspects of reftel's preliminary guiding provisions.

2 。 It should be noted that CSPA requires three steps:

-first determine whether it is suitable for C SPA. According to the revised guidelines, CSPA can be applied to any case involving application or approval on August 6, 2002. CSPA may also be applicable in some cases, involving the approval of letters and visits before August 6, 2002, provided that (1) the foreigner's age is on or after August 6, 2002, or (b) the foreigner is old before that date, but he is old before applying for a visa. According to Article 22 1 (g) If the application is not received before August 6, 2002, and the foreign year has expired, the application will be aged (or after the application, it will be aged and rejected on this basis), and then CSPA will not be applicable. If the foreigner applies for item 22 1 (g) before August 6, 2002 and refuses for any reason, he must submit the case and suggestions.

-Secondly, if it is applicable to the case of C SPA, calculate the age of foreigners in C SPA.

-Third, the third case (Preference and D V), confirm the foreign identity of license plate recognition, and strive to obtain a visa within one year. According to the revised guidelines, this usually means that applicants must submit and complete the Deschamps -230, 1 part (instead of the document visa application), and visa-free will be available within one year. However, if the main applicant adjusts to seek a visa for subsequent identification in the United States and derivative products and license plates, then the law should be interpreted as requiring that the visa be available within one year after the submission of Form I-824.