Help with CSPA Calculation (Split)

[MirAqiburRahman 0]

On 8/22/2018 at 9:47 AM, Triple28 said:

In order to calculate the CSPA, Please provide the info belows:

- Priority date.

- Approval date.

- Her children's birthdate.

Hi Triple28, can you help me calculate this CSPA? my aunt applied for her brothers and sisters back in 2006 and back then we were younger in age, but it took 12 years for the application to come to my house, so my parents are a bit tensed about whether or not we would make it. Any help from you would be really helpful. Thanks in Advance.

Priority - 01 APR 2006
Approval - 02 JUL 2007
DOB - 17 MAR 1994 & 29 AUG 1996

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

8 minutes ago, MirAqiburRahman said:

Hi Triple28, can you help me calculate this CSPA? my aunt applied for her brothers and sisters back in 2006 and back then we were younger in age, but it took 12 years for the application to come to my house, so my parents are a bit tensed about whether or not we would make it. Any help from you would be really helpful. Thanks in Advance.

Priority - 01 APR 2006
Approval - 02 JUL 2007
DOB - 17 MAR 1994 & 29 AUG 1996

Assuming the dates above are correct, unfortunately both children have aged out.  As at July 1 when the PD is current (assuming not from India, Mexico or Philippines), the younger child has CSPA age 21 years 7 months, the older one 24 years.

Edited June 23, 2019 by SusieQQQ

[MirAqiburRahman 0]

16 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

Assuming the dates above are correct, unfortunately both children have aged out.  As at July 1 when the PD is current (assuming not from India, Mexico or Philippines), the younger child has CSPA age 21 years 7 months, the older one 24 years.

hi there SusieQQQ,

the approval date is correct, but the priority date should be from the us visa website of the country where i reside right?
I am from Dhaka, Bangladesh and in their visa bulletin is says priority date for f4 visas are 1st April 2006.

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6 minutes ago, MirAqiburRahman said:

hi there SusieQQQ,

the approval date is correct, but the priority date should be from the us visa website of the country where i reside right?
I am from Dhaka, Bangladesh and in their visa bulletin is says priority date for f4 visas are 1st April 2006.

Yes, the priority date of 1 April 2006 is current as at 1 July 2019, so that (1 July 19) is the date to enter as “visa available date” or “visa bulletin current date” under the CSPA calculator. 

 

(Note that the June visa bulletin lists 01 April 2006, but the current priority dates for each bulletin are those earlier than the listed dates, so not including that actual date. In your case, the one month difference in visa bulletin current date doesn’t change the outcome anyway.)

Edited June 23, 2019 by SusieQQQ

[MirAqiburRahman 0]

15 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

Yes, the priority date of 1 April 2006 is current as at 1 July 2019, so that (1 July 19) is the date to enter as “visa available date” or “visa bulletin current date” under the CSPA calculator. 

 

(Note that the June visa bulletin lists 01 April 2006, but the current priority dates for each bulletin are those earlier than the listed dates, so not including that actual date. In your case, the one month difference in visa bulletin current date doesn’t change the outcome anyway.)

So is there any other for us to get through this ban? Like getting an immigration lawyer or something for our case?

 

A friend of mine migrated earlier and he was also a victim of the same situation but when I asked him that what he had done to get through this he said that he had sent an email to the concerning authorities about him being younger when the application was filed.

 

I asked him for copies of the email but unfortunately he does not have access to that email address anymore.

 

I have also heard of a process where my parents can migrate earlier than me and my sister and then taken apply again for us.

 

It would be great if you could shed some light on this matter.

 

Thank you.

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46 minutes ago, MirAqiburRahman said:

So is there any other for us to get through this ban? Like getting an immigration lawyer or something for our case?

 

A friend of mine migrated earlier and he was also a victim of the same situation but when I asked him that what he had done to get through this he said that he had sent an email to the concerning authorities about him being younger when the application was filed.

 

I asked him for copies of the email but unfortunately he does not have access to that email address anymore.

 

I have also heard of a process where my parents can migrate earlier than me and my sister and then taken apply again for us.

 

It would be great if you could shed some light on this matter.

 

Thank you.

I can’t comment on what your friend claims to have done. There is no discretion in the law: if you have aged out by the time your priority date is current, you must be denied. (It’s possible your friend was eligible when PD current but had aged out by interview, he would be protected in that case, but anything is just speculation without the facts of the case.) By the way, it is not a “ban”. It is a lack of eligibility to immigrate as a derivative due to (CSPA) age being 21 or over.

 

Your patents can migrate, then once they are LPRs (as soon as they enter on their immigrant visas) they can file for you as adult sons or daughters of LPRs (category F2B).

- This currently has a wait time of around 6 years, and a condition of this visa is that you must remain unmarried throughout the process, until you enter the US with that visa.

- If your parents become citizens, then the petition can stay alive if you get married, but it changes to category F3 then and adds yet another 6 or 7 years on to the above.

- your parents will have to show they can sponsor you and your sister financially just like your aunt is doing for them, or get a co-sponsor. This requirement only has to be met at the time you go for your visa interview.

 

so there are options, but nothing quick.

[MirAqiburRahman 0]

All the applications were submitted and they showed completed. But all of a sudden one of the applications shows NOT AVAILABLE.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

You should edit out the case number and names. 

Is the unavailable child the one who aged out?

Edited July 19, 2019 by SusieQQQ

[MirAqiburRahman 0]

Yes, but i didnt follow up for a few days and nor did i get the chance to submit the civil documents.

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[SusieQQQ 11,586]

12 minutes ago, MirAqiburRahman said:

Yes, but i didnt follow up for a few days and nor did i get the chance to submit the civil documents.

If the child is aged out, there is nothing else to be done on this case.

The parents can file for the child under F2B once they get their own green cards.

Edited July 19, 2019 by SusieQQQ

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1 hour ago, SusieQQQ said:

You should edit out the case number and names. 

Is the unavailable child the one who aged out?

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