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<!--quoteo(post=2828789:date=Apr 11 2009, 07:36 AM:name=Constantine)--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Constantine @ Apr 11 2009, 07:36 AM) <a href="index.php?act=findpost&pid=2828789"><{POST_SNAPBACK}></a></div><div class='quotemain'><!--quotec-->hi,Im new here and I have a question.

My grand mother USC field an I-130 application for my mother and her her family on December 16, 1999.Unfortunitly I had aged out.Now I need to know If I can use CSPA.Could You Please help me.

Case Type: I130 - IMMIGRANT PETITION FOR RELATIVE, FIANCE (E), OR ORPHAN

Receipt date: December 16, 1999

Priority date : December 16, 1999

Notice Date : July 25, 2002

My birth date: Sep 11, 1981

If not ,what can I do now?!<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd-->

Was July 25, 2002, the date that USCIS approved the I-130 petition for your mother and forwarded it to the National Visa Center? If yes, then CSPA will not offer you relief. The time between approval of the I-130 and the Priority Date is not counted in calculating your CSPA age. If your CSPA age is less than 21, CSPA applies. If your CSPA age is over 21, then you have aged out. You are 28 years old, so your CSPA age is 25. You have aged out.

Your only hope of immigrating through a family member is to have your mom petition for you once she becomes a Legal Permanent Resident (LPR or green card holder). The I-130 for you would be in the F2b category, LPR petitioning for unmarried child 21 years or older. Currently, people applying in Nov 2000 are getting their visas. So once your mother comes to America, it will take another 9 years for you to get a visa. If you get married before your mother becomes a US citizen, your petition will be denied as a LPR cannot petition for a married child. You can get married after she becomes a US citizen, then your wife and children can all come to the US. This is the F3 category, US citizen petitioning for a married child.

The wait for F3 is also around 9 years. SO DO NOT GET MARRIED UNTIL AFTER YOUR MOTHER BECOMES A US CITIZEN OR YOUR I-130 PETITION WILL BE DENIED.

Hi aaron2020,

According to post #1, at the time Constantine's mother becomes a LPR and files the unmarried-child petition, the priority date would be the original priority date of petition for Constantine's mother. IOW, it should be December 16, 1999. In this case Constantine's visa should be current, as you mentioned that people applying in Nov 2000 are getting visas.

The link http://www.mosquedalaw.com/IMM%20127.htm is saying the same, I think. Can you help clarify?

Thanks,

Hi,

I filed I-130 my sister who is in foreign country and received NOA1 from USCIS. My sister has then changed their foreign address. What is the proper way to update their address? Someone seems to say that I should wait until I receive the NOA2 and then send an "address update" to NVC? Is the address update instructions included in NOA2 (assuming it is a package)?

Thanks in advance,