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Hello! I'm turning 21 this October 30 and our petition was just approved last September 12. Our PD is May 24, 2012. I would like to ask if my status will be moved from F2A to F2B and if I'm still protected by CSPA. Thank you!

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PD: May 24, 2012

09.12.2013 NOA 2 (email)

09.17.2013 NOA 2 Hard copy

09.26.2013 Case received by NVC

10.08.2013 Case number and IIN

10.09.2013 DS-261 sent

10.10.2013 AOS bill invoice received; In Process

10.10.2013 Case expedited. Shipped to USEM Manila

10.12.2013 AOS "Paid"

10.22.2013 Physical case at USEM; DS260 sent

10.23.2013 Medical Day 1; Received email waiving my interview schedule

10.24.2013 Medical Day 2

10.25.2013 Interview Date, Approved

10.30.2013 Visa received! Best birthday gift ever! 

11.06.2013 Attended PDOS

11.20.2013 POE at Guam 

11.26.2013 SSN Card Received by mail

01.15.2014 Green Card received! Finally! 

 

 

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N400

10.28.2018 Application submitted, NOA1

11.03.2018 Biometrics scheduled

11.23.2018 Biometrics done

03.26.2019 Interview scheduled

05.01.2019 Interview done, approved

06.20.2019 Oath Ceremony

 

 

 

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Your petition was pending for more than a year based on your PD. This means that for USCIS purposes your age should be "your biological age" minus the tume I130 was pending. I am pretty sure you will be considered under 21 for a while. You can use SCPA calculator to find out exactly how much time you have before your aging out. Good luck to you!

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Your petition was pending for more than a year based on your PD. This means that for USCIS purposes your age should be "your biological age" minus the tume I130 was pending. I am pretty sure you will be considered under 21 for a while. You can use SCPA calculator to find out exactly how much time you have before your aging out. Good luck to you!

Thank you! i used the CSPA Calculator by ***removed*** and my CSPA age is 19 years and 6 months. Whew!

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PD: May 24, 2012

09.12.2013 NOA 2 (email)

09.17.2013 NOA 2 Hard copy

09.26.2013 Case received by NVC

10.08.2013 Case number and IIN

10.09.2013 DS-261 sent

10.10.2013 AOS bill invoice received; In Process

10.10.2013 Case expedited. Shipped to USEM Manila

10.12.2013 AOS "Paid"

10.22.2013 Physical case at USEM; DS260 sent

10.23.2013 Medical Day 1; Received email waiving my interview schedule

10.24.2013 Medical Day 2

10.25.2013 Interview Date, Approved

10.30.2013 Visa received! Best birthday gift ever! 

11.06.2013 Attended PDOS

11.20.2013 POE at Guam 

11.26.2013 SSN Card Received by mail

01.15.2014 Green Card received! Finally! 

 

 

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N400

10.28.2018 Application submitted, NOA1

11.03.2018 Biometrics scheduled

11.23.2018 Biometrics done

03.26.2019 Interview scheduled

05.01.2019 Interview done, approved

06.20.2019 Oath Ceremony

 

 

 

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nvm, wrong thread

Am I? I'm sorry. Newbie here. :D

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PD: May 24, 2012

09.12.2013 NOA 2 (email)

09.17.2013 NOA 2 Hard copy

09.26.2013 Case received by NVC

10.08.2013 Case number and IIN

10.09.2013 DS-261 sent

10.10.2013 AOS bill invoice received; In Process

10.10.2013 Case expedited. Shipped to USEM Manila

10.12.2013 AOS "Paid"

10.22.2013 Physical case at USEM; DS260 sent

10.23.2013 Medical Day 1; Received email waiving my interview schedule

10.24.2013 Medical Day 2

10.25.2013 Interview Date, Approved

10.30.2013 Visa received! Best birthday gift ever! 

11.06.2013 Attended PDOS

11.20.2013 POE at Guam 

11.26.2013 SSN Card Received by mail

01.15.2014 Green Card received! Finally! 

 

 

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N400

10.28.2018 Application submitted, NOA1

11.03.2018 Biometrics scheduled

11.23.2018 Biometrics done

03.26.2019 Interview scheduled

05.01.2019 Interview done, approved

06.20.2019 Oath Ceremony

 

 

 

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Welcome.

Isn't it that if you get approved before turning 21, you're still under F2A?

Uhm, I read somewhere that your age will freeze if you're an IR. But if you are under family preference (in my case, F2A), you'll be using CSPA Age Computation to get your age and you'll have one year to get a visa or something. Gah. I'm really confused. unsure.png

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

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PD: May 24, 2012

09.12.2013 NOA 2 (email)

09.17.2013 NOA 2 Hard copy

09.26.2013 Case received by NVC

10.08.2013 Case number and IIN

10.09.2013 DS-261 sent

10.10.2013 AOS bill invoice received; In Process

10.10.2013 Case expedited. Shipped to USEM Manila

10.12.2013 AOS "Paid"

10.22.2013 Physical case at USEM; DS260 sent

10.23.2013 Medical Day 1; Received email waiving my interview schedule

10.24.2013 Medical Day 2

10.25.2013 Interview Date, Approved

10.30.2013 Visa received! Best birthday gift ever! 

11.06.2013 Attended PDOS

11.20.2013 POE at Guam 

11.26.2013 SSN Card Received by mail

01.15.2014 Green Card received! Finally! 

 

 

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N400

10.28.2018 Application submitted, NOA1

11.03.2018 Biometrics scheduled

11.23.2018 Biometrics done

03.26.2019 Interview scheduled

05.01.2019 Interview done, approved

06.20.2019 Oath Ceremony

 

 

 

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Philippines
Timeline

Please help me wit my case.

I'm from the Philippines, petitioned by my mother LPR. Petition was filed in 2012. My priority date is May 30, 2012. All fees were already paid. I have submitted all required documents (DS 260, affidavit of support, police clearance, passport, etc). Last March 31, 2014 NVC emailed me and informed me that they have finished reviewing my case and that I should wait when an interview is available for me. I have some missing items (mother's proof of employment) but according to the letter, I should bring it to the interview and the Consular Officer will be the one to review it.

April 30, 2014 -- I did not receive interview letter after a month. I requested my case to be expedited since I am turning 21 years old on July 11, 1993 (2 months from now). It was denied for reasons I dont know.

The current visa bulletin for f2a is Sept 13, 2013. Hence, my case is current.

However, next month (June 2014), it will be May 01, 2012.

Can I be covered by CSPA? Please help.

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