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Contacting NVC before turning 21 necessary being under IR2?

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Hello everybody,

I'm the beneficiary of an IR2 visa, my father a US citizen filed for me back in August of 2013, when I was 20 years old, by the actual processing times of NVC, I know I won't have an interview before my 21 birthday which is this July, do I have to be worried about, or CSPA protects my IR2 status?


I've read USCIS CSPA description, but then I read NVC's info on DoS site stating that you should notify them if you're close to reach 21, should I mail/call them telling about my situation, or leave it how it is, relying that CSPA's "freezes" age on Immediate Relatives?

Thanks in advance.

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Filed: Country: Vietnam (no flag)
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Hi,

Under CSPA, your age was locked in when the petition was filed for you as an Immediate Relative of a USC.

There is no need to contact the US Embassy since your age for immigration purposes under this petition will be 20.

The reason for the warning is that it is a legacy from before CSPA when the minor children of USC would age out at 21 with no CSPA to freeze their ages.

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