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    I was interviewed at the Manila US Embassy under F2A category but was denied a visa because the consul told me that I aged out and that my petition will be converted to F1 which will take longer. But I was told that I could apply for an F-2B retention and was given requirements. My father filed the petition for me when he was still a lawful permamnent resident and I was under 21 than but then naturalized in 2003. Will I be approved of my F-2B retention? We already asked the NVC about this opt out even before this whole visa process and yet they still continue my visa process and just wasted almost 600 dollars.

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    I was interviewed at the Manila US Embassy under F2A category but was denied a visa because the consul told me that I aged out and that my petition will be converted to F1 which will take longer. But I was told that I could apply for an F-2B retention and was given requirements. My father filed the petition for me when he was still a lawful permamnent resident and I was under 21 than but then naturalized in 2003. Will I be approved of my F-2B retention? We already asked the NVC about this opt out even before this whole visa process and yet they still continue my visa process and just wasted almost 600 dollars.

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    • #3
      No, you aged out. How old are you and how old were you when the petition was filed?

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      • #4
        In 1999 I was less than 21 years old when my father filed the petition and naturalized in 2004 and I was 24 years old then . I did age out, thats what the consul told me and my petition will be converted to F1, but then I was told that I could opt out from F1 by applying F-2B. Are there any similar situations like me who got approved of F-2B retention since Im from the Philippines.

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        • #5
          Sure, literally thousands. Send a letter to USCIS and say you want to remain on the F-2B

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