My FA priority date is November 3 , 2010 , when it will be current ?

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   Carl ShustermanPro

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   Answered March 03, 2013 16:34. What family category are you in?

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   Answered March 03, 2013 16:29. I am unsure which family based category you are referring to, also your country of origin is need to make an accurate measure.
   
   Unfortunately no one can tell you with any certainty how long a particular category will take to become current. The best way to get a feel for how fast your category is moving is by looking at older versions of the Visa Bulletin, which is published monthly online. Below is a link to the current Visa Bulletin... http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/bulletin/bulle...

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   Answered March 03, 2013 16:48. I agree with my colleagues.

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   Answered March 03, 2013 16:26. Do you mean F-2A (spouse of Legal Permanent Resident)? The current processing times are 2 years. Look at the priority date of your I-130 immigrant visa petition and then compare it to the Visa Bulletin. The date on your receipt must fall on or before the current priority date of your F-2A category. There is no telling when it exactly will be current approximately 2 years but also depending what country your from.

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