The Murthy Law Firm has issued a warning regarding the risks of interfiling on a child’s eligibility under the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA). This advisory comes as many applicants for adjustment of status are considering interfiling in light of fluctuating priority dates in the U.S. Department of State’s Visa Bulletin. Parents with dependent children must carefully evaluate the potential impacts of switching their pending I-485 applications between employment-based categories.
Key Details:
- Interfiling allows applicants to change the basis of their pending adjustment of status application.
- Fluctuations in EB2 and EB3 priority dates often prompt individuals to consider interfiling.
- Parents must assess how interfiling may affect their children’s ability to benefit from the green card process.
- The advisory highlights the importance of understanding CSPA eligibility when making interfiling decisions.
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