CSPA Clarification

[f10295 0]

Really? That's beyond me. Better to call NVC directly. Sorry.

Yes, none of the three names are listed now. I guess because they are all over the age of 21. Only the husband and spouse.

[Fastidious 0]

I am on the same boat with you. Our PD is 8/16/2002. One of the 2 children is now 21 years 7 months old, so his name is not listed on the IV application page (it shows up, but it says "not available"). I called the NVC (at 7am E.T. to get to a representative) and she said to file the AOS application without that child's name to not delay the process and we can petition for him to be included at time of interview.

Later on, in the letter received by NVC to pay IV fees, they recommend to write a detailed explanation of CSPA eligibility and it will be forwarded to the U.S. Embassy or Consulate for a decision.

I am in the process of submitting DS-260 and is now stuck on the question "is this child immigrating to the U.S. with you?" Not sure if I should answer yes or no since we are attaching the letter with our DS-260 documents (as well as sending it in an email). If anybody have went through this, please advise on how to answer this question. I will also call NVC tomorrow morning for advise.

[manna 14]

Yes, none of the three names are listed now. I guess because they are all over the age of 21. Only the husband and spouse.

if this the scenario then I think CSPA is no more applicable for F4 .

[lam0279 0]

I am on the same boat with you. Our PD is 8/16/2002. One of the 2 children is now 21 years 7 months old, so his name is not listed on the IV application page (it shows up, but it says "not available"). I called the NVC (at 7am E.T. to get to a representative) and she said to file the AOS application without that child's name to not delay the process and we can petition for him to be included at time of interview.

Later on, in the letter received by NVC to pay IV fees, they recommend to write a detailed explanation of CSPA eligibility and it will be forwarded to the U.S. Embassy or Consulate for a decision.

I am in the process of submitting DS-260 and is now stuck on the question "is this child immigrating to the U.S. with you?" Not sure if I should answer yes or no since we are attaching the letter with our DS-260 documents (as well as sending it in an email). If anybody have went through this, please advise on how to answer this question. I will also call NVC tomorrow morning for advise.

please keep us posted on the situation b/c i'm on the same boat.

I called NVC and they said CSPA for over 21 child will be determined at interview.

Here are what I did: 1st time I submitted the AOS with the over 21 child (his name was not listed on NVC website) in the application. NVC sent a letter said my household size was not correct. Then I resubmitted the AOS without his name. I also submitted visa applications for other household members.

I plan to submit his CSPA letter along with supporting documents and form DS-230 with supporting documents to NVC. Pease advice

[Fastidious 0]

This morning I called the NVC to ask how I should asmwer the question "Is this child immigrating to the U.S. with you?" (Concerning the child over 21 years of age). The rep said to answer NO b/c he is not listed and if the US Embassy determines that he is eligible, then we can file a DS-260 and pay his IV fee at the time of interview.

I just submitted the DS-260 online and sent in required documents.

[lam0279 0]

This morning I called the NVC to ask how I should asmwer the question "Is this child immigrating to the U.S. with you?" (Concerning the child over 21 years of age). The rep said to answer NO b/c he is not listed and if the US Embassy determines that he is eligible, then we can file a DS-260 and pay his IV fee at the time of interview.

I just submitted the DS-260 online and sent in required documents.

Man, I answer yes to that question.