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If I become a US citizen, will that hurt my son’s pending employment-based I-485?

QUESTION: My son has a pending employment based I-485 application, which was filed in 2007. The priority dates are not current. I have a green card and I had my citizenship interview last week. When I become a citizen, will that affect my son’s I-485?

ARI SAUER THE IMMIGRATION ANSWER MAN: Having a close relative become a US citizen should not have any affect on a foreign national’s employment-based application for adjustment of status (I-485). In fact, a foreign national is able to have more than one immigrant petition pending at the same time. For example a foreign national can have an employment based immigrant petition (I-140) in the third preference (EB3) and and a family based petition (I-130) filed by their US citizen parent (F1 – where child over 21) pending at the same time.

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One comment on “If I become a US citizen, will that hurt my son’s pending employment-based I-485?”

  1. Piolo
    December 26, 2012

    toietmoi:Sorry to hear that. I think you probably sohuld talk to an immigration lawyer. You also can get advice from citizen advice bureau.It might be helpful if you post this question in the law category with more details about her case.Good luckReferences :

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