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Hi Lexlee08

This is how people need to be calculated their CSPA usually do. I hope this help you.

Chào bạn !

If you live far from the embassy you can email and attach necessary documents.

Principal applicant email the US embassy and tell them that the child is qualified for CSPA. Please write your case number, petitioner's name and date of birth, principal's name and date of birth, and the CSPA child's name and date of birth. Priority date and approve date. Attach the interview letter to the email. Birth certificate of the CSPA child, passport, identification document, Approve letter from USCIS.

If the principal applicant can come to the embassy, choose the time that the embassy assign in their website to answer questions (It's from 1pm to 3pm in my country)

Bring birth certificate of the CSPA child.

Passport (principal and CSPA child)

interview letter

approval letter

and some important document

Interview letter

Cash or check to pay for the IV fee if the child is qualified

I might missing something, please correct me. This is all I know. I hope this help.

Hi Carol,

I finally got the e-mail from Manila Embassy regarding my brother's CSPA case, I was told that my mom could present my brother's case during her interview, he just needs to fill up a DS-230, bring his birth certificate, approval letter, passport and appropriate fees. My problem is still the approval letter, I have not filed it yet 'coz I based the approval date from Visagrant's Calendar(I forgot the name). I have a copy of the I-130 with notations on it but the actual approval letter I have no idea where it is. I still have not called USCIS coz things are just too hectic for me. I wonder though if we pay first before the consular officer computes his age or they compute it first and pay afterwards. $404 is not joke especially in this economy. When they do the interview are all USCIS and NVC correspondents attached to my parents file? Can the consular officer pull the I-130 approval date from their system? It seems that they make things harder than what it really is! I hope you can help me out, thanks.

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Hi Carol,

I finally got the e-mail from Manila Embassy regarding my brother's CSPA case, I was told that my mom could present my brother's case during her interview, he just needs to fill up a DS-230, bring his birth certificate, approval letter, passport and appropriate fees. My problem is still the approval letter, I have not filed it yet 'coz I based the approval date from Visagrant's Calendar(I forgot the name). I have a copy of the I-130 with notations on it but the actual approval letter I have no idea where it is. I still have not called USCIS coz things are just too hectic for me. I wonder though if we pay first before the consular officer computes his age or they compute it first and pay afterwards. $404 is not joke especially in this economy. When they do the interview are all USCIS and NVC correspondents attached to my parents file? Can the consular officer pull the I-130 approval date from their system? It seems that they make things harder than what it really is! I hope you can help me out, thanks.

:thumbs:

When they do the interview are all USCIS and NVC correspondents attached to my parents file?

Yes

Can the consular officer pull the I-130 approval date from their system?

Yes

Usually the NVC and Consular Officer have the approval petition information in their system, You can take a chance and can let me know if u did not receive the approval letter through mail...

Good Luck

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eyahoooo...hello everyone just to update you that we are scheduled for interview on the 18 of april,this is it time for medical.....

good luck to your interview tomorrow...

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eyahoooo...hello everyone just to update you that we are scheduled for interview on the 18 of april,this is it time for medical.....

I'm here to follow up with you again... your interview will go just d fine. The category thru which you will migrate is easy....!

Current cut off date F2A - Current 

Brother's Journey (F2A) - PD Dec 30, 2010


Dec 30 2010 - Notice of Action 1 (NOA1)
May 12 2011 - Notice of Action 2 (NOA2)
May 23 2011 - NVC case # Assigned
Nov 17 2011 - COA / I-864 received
Nov 18 2011 - Sent COA
Apr 30 2012 - Pay AOS fee

Oct 15 2012 - Pay IV fee
Oct 25 2012 - Sent AOS/IV Package

Oct 29 2012 - Pkg Delivered
Dec 24 2012 - Case Complete

May 17 2013 - Interview-Approved

July 19 2013 - Enter the USA

"... Answer when you are called..."

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just wanna know if somebody had an idea in visa bulletin history how long past retrogressions lasts particularly in F4 category?

Please take a look at the attachment. This is a summary of F4 visa bulletin for All Chargeability Areas Except CHINA-mainland born, INDIA, MEXICO, and PHILIPPINES

Source: http://vietditru.com/bb/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=1559

post-100200-0-10958200-1303207377_thumb.png

Green means retrogression

Blue means moving forward

Red means stop moving

:) Good luck

F4 Priority Date Tracking

F4 Visa Category Filers

Thanks to visagrant for this idea :)

F4

PD: November 20, 2000

1st interview: Jan 2011

retrogression in Feb 2011

PD current in May 2012

2nd interview: May 2012 (approved)

Visa received: May 12, 2012

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Please take a look at the attachment. This is a summary of F4 visa bulletin for All Chargeability Areas Except CHINA-mainland born, INDIA, MEXICO, and PHILIPPINES

Source: http://vietditru.com...php?f=14&t=1559

post-100200-0-10958200-1303207377_thumb.png

Green means retrogression

Blue means moving forward

Red means stop moving

:) Good luck

:wow:

:)

:thumbs:

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:wow:

:)

:thumbs:

:) thank you :star:

F4 Priority Date Tracking

F4 Visa Category Filers

Thanks to visagrant for this idea :)

F4

PD: November 20, 2000

1st interview: Jan 2011

retrogression in Feb 2011

PD current in May 2012

2nd interview: May 2012 (approved)

Visa received: May 12, 2012

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Please take a look at the attachment. This is a summary of F4 visa bulletin for All Chargeability Areas Except CHINA-mainland born, INDIA, MEXICO, and PHILIPPINES

Source: http://vietditru.com/bb/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=1559

post-100200-0-10958200-1303207377_thumb.png

Green means retrogression

Blue means moving forward

Red means stop moving

:) Good luck

Thanks carol ! it was helpful :yes: :yes:

PD is 12 DEC 2000

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Hi All,

Just an update, my mom and dad had their medical at St. Luke's today. My mom passed but my dad has to undergo the 3-day sputum tests, so they have to come back next week. My dad had Tb when he was a teenager and had a scar in his lungs, he was treated for it long time ago and has been TB-free ever since. I just hope he does not have to undergo the sputum culture dilemma(that's another 2 months of waiting!). I just knew it that this issue will come up but anyways hopefully it's all negative so he does not have to do the sputum culture. We are taking our chance on my brother, I already know that he has aged-out but maybe I'm missing something and he will go to the interview with them with all his requirements. I am really diligently praying for my family that things will work out fine as they are the only ones that are left there. Ok, hope everybody else will have good news for a change. I just find it interesting that they don't allow medical screening when people apply for B1/B2 visa and impose this "strict" medical for all other visa applicants. My dad has been here in the US multiple times with a B1/B2 visa and obviously didn't have problem entering the country but now that he is migrating this medical issue has been the biggest hurdle, just a thought, I'm not complaining!

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Hi All,

Just an update, my mom and dad had their medical at St. Luke's today. My mom passed but my dad has to undergo the 3-day sputum tests, so they have to come back next week. My dad had Tb when he was a teenager and had a scar in his lungs, he was treated for it long time ago and has been TB-free ever since. I just hope he does not have to undergo the sputum culture dilemma(that's another 2 months of waiting!). I just knew it that this issue will come up but anyways hopefully it's all negative so he does not have to do the sputum culture. We are taking our chance on my brother, I already know that he has aged-out but maybe I'm missing something and he will go to the interview with them with all his requirements. I am really diligently praying for my family that things will work out fine as they are the only ones that are left there. Ok, hope everybody else will have good news for a change. I just find it interesting that they don't allow medical screening when people apply for B1/B2 visa and impose this "strict" medical for all other visa applicants. My dad has been here in the US multiple times with a B1/B2 visa and obviously didn't have problem entering the country but now that he is migrating this medical issue has been the biggest hurdle, just a thought, I'm not complaining!

Lexlee..

As u said ur dad has travelled multiple times to US and this medical issue might not be a hurdle this time too..

Best Wishes and Good Luck..:thumbs:

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