If somebody knows

[tomusic1964 0]

Is there who have filed I-130 for a unmaried son under21 years old?The priority date is August 23 ,2004.We send all the documents to NVC .They send this kind of letter

Dear ***

This letter pertains to the immigrant visa petition filed on behalf of ***. The

specific information concerning your registration is noted at the end of the letter.

Because of a recent change in your visa classification or a change in the dates used to begin the

visa application process, visa numbers are not presently available for your visa category. You

will be notified when further consideration can be given to processing your application for

immigration. The reason for this delay is that there are more applicants for visas than there are

immigrant visa numbers available in your category under the limitation prescribed by law. For

some visa categories, for example F3 or F4, this delay could be many years. Should you wish to

know which priority dates are currently being processed, you may check the State Department's

website at http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi_bulletincurrent.html or call the State Department's

Visa Office at (202) ....

You are cautioned that the beneficiary MUST NOT make any firm plans, such as disposing of

property, giving up jobs, or making travel arrangements at this time. We have no way of

predicting when it will be possible to progress with the immigrant visa application.

You need not check with us further unless you need to report a change of address or a change in

your personal situation that may affect your entitlement to an immigrant visa.

Somebody knows how long time take is ?Where do I check up the processing time?Thanks.

[NArocks 13]

How old is the child? When did you actually file the application ( I-130 ) ?

This will help us to help you better

Edited October 6, 2009 by NArocks

[brlukath 1]

You just have to wait. If the priority date is August 2004, you will basically have to wait about 5 years--as of now. Priority date means that they are processing applications filed in 2004. There is nothing doing but waiting. You can check up on priority dates on the State Department web page. But, you don't even have to do that for a few years. You are NOWHERE close to getting a visa.

[NArocks 13]

Is there who have filed I-130 for a unmaried son under21 years old?The priority date is August 23 ,2004.We send all the documents to NVC .They send this kind of letter

Dear ***

This letter pertains to the immigrant visa petition filed on behalf of ***. The

specific information concerning your registration is noted at the end of the letter.

Because of a recent change in your visa classification or a change in the dates used to begin the

visa application process, visa numbers are not presently available for your visa category. You

will be notified when further consideration can be given to processing your application for

immigration. The reason for this delay is that there are more applicants for visas than there are

immigrant visa numbers available in your category under the limitation prescribed by law. For

some visa categories, for example F3 or F4, this delay could be many years. Should you wish to

know which priority dates are currently being processed, you may check the State Department's

website at http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi_bulletincurrent.html or call the State Department's

Visa Office at (202) ....

You are cautioned that the beneficiary MUST NOT make any firm plans, such as disposing of

property, giving up jobs, or making travel arrangements at this time. We have no way of

predicting when it will be possible to progress with the immigrant visa application.

You need not check with us further unless you need to report a change of address or a change in

your personal situation that may affect your entitlement to an immigrant visa.

Somebody knows how long time take is ?Where do I check up the processing time?Thanks.

The original posts states they sent docs to NVC and recieved a letter. The question to the OP is when was the initial I-130 filed?

To say we have a I-130 for our son still in colombia. the date we filed was 12/2007 meaning we have about 2 more years to wait ( and hope for CSPA to work for us ) they are currently working n cases filed 01JUN05.

That is why I asked when did you file the I-130? How old is the child now?

[NickD 203]

"Is there who have filed I-130 for a unmaried son under21 years old?"

Am under the impression that an unmarried child under 21 years of age is practically instantaneous, we got an over 21 year old unmarried sons' sister here very quickly. But since he is over 21, we are in the position of those categories, varies with country of origin, quotas, and the number of visas available. And takes more like centuries rather than years.

When I go to that http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi_bulletincurrent.html site first get a headache by trying to make heads and tails out of in, then go into a severe state of depression.

We got a similar letter from the USCIS but can't be summarized by don't hold your breathe. Is you son over or under 21 when you applied? 21 is the key age.

[tomusic1964 0]

Hi! He"s a 23y o .I file the application in 2003 .Thanks

[NArocks 13]

It appears they moved his catergory to the F2B as he is now over 21 therefore his priority daye is now 22AUG01 depending on the country you are from.

Not sure about the CSPA but there is a member who is good at these calculations who will hopefully pop in and let you know.

WHat is your country or orgin?

[tomusic1964 0]

I'm from Moldova.