Jamaica Primetime
Immigration’s recent amendments to the Child Status Protection Act
Immigration’s recent amendments to the Child Status Protection Act now permit some applicants to apply for permanent residence in the United States. The Child Status Protection Act, [hereinafter “CSPA”] has been the focus of Immigration for some time. Originally the CSPA was enacted in August 6, 2002 to allow children who turned twenty one (21) years old to still be considered as minor children so that they could immediately apply for permanent residence.
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