F4 and bilogical age above 32 CSPA

[ammarshafqat 0]

Can you tell me if i become 33 and CSPA age is 19 with 13 and half years of pending period in F4 can i get the green card ?

priority date date is  10JAN2018

while my date of birth is 28-12-1990

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

1 minute ago, ammarshafqat said:

Can you tell me if i become 33 and CSPA age is 19 with 13 and half years of pending period in F4 can i get the green card ?

priority date date is  10JAN2018

while my date of birth is 28-12-1990

If your CSPA age is under 21 you’ll get a visa regardless what your actual age is, I have to say from the dates you’ve posted above it’s not really something to expect to happen though. What country are you chargeable to?

[ammarshafqat 0]

i am from pakistan.

[geowrian 22,337]

How is your CSPA age 19 with a case pending for for 13.5 years but the PD is from January of this year? The PD would need to be from ~2004-2005.

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

45 minutes ago, geowrian said:

How is your CSPA age 19 with a case pending for for 13.5 years but the PD is from January of this year? The PD would need to be from ~2004-2005.

I think the poster is trying to plan for the future....

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

56 minutes ago, ammarshafqat said:

i am from pakistan.

Ok so for F4 they are currently giving visas to petitions filed around 14 years ago. I’m not sure if you are aware of this, but the wait generally gets longer every year because the number of annual visas is numerically limited and the number of people in line is growing by more than that. On past trends - and even this may be optimistic - it could take around 20 years for your Jan 2018 date to become current. 

 

Actually wait -  scrap all that - your dates just don’t make sense as you are already aged out with a Jan 2018 priority date. Did you get that wrong or what? Did you mean 2008?

Edited October 27, 2018 by SusieQQQ

[geowrian 22,337]

5 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

I think the poster is trying to plan for the future....

Ah, okay. Kinda hard to do with F4, though...no way to have any idea what it will be like that far in the future.

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

2 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Ah, okay. Kinda hard to do with F4, though...no way to have any idea what it will be like that far in the future.

Even with F3, on my original PD we had originally expected to be current this year, if we were still relying on that we’d actually be sitting with at least another 3 years to wait - and yes F4 I think is even less predictable.

[ammarshafqat 0]

43 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

I think the poster is trying to plan for the future....

yes you are correct

[ammarshafqat 0]

42 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Ah, okay. Kinda hard to do with F4, though...no way to have any idea what it will be like that far in the future.

thank you . That is all i wanted to know. 

[Hypnos 6,577]

You are misunderstanding CSPA's applicability in this case. 

 

As a non-immediate-relative, only the time between the I-130 being filed and it being approved can be deducted from your biological age to arrive at your CSPA age. 

 

Any time after the I-130 is approved but before your priority date becomes current does not count. 

 

The likelihood of your I-130 remaining pending for over a decade at USCIS is essentially zero. 

Edited October 27, 2018 by Hypnos

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

Just now, Hypnos said:

You are misunderstanding CSPA's applicability in this case. 

 

As a non-immediate-relative, only the time between the I-130 being filed and it being approved can be deducted from your biological age to arrive at your CSPA age. 

 

Any time after the I-130 is approved but before your priority date becomes current does not count. 

 

The chance of your I-130 remaining pending for over a decade at USCIS is essentially zero. 

But poster was already 27 when the petition was filed according to his dates, so something is not making sense anyway.

[Hypnos 6,577]

Then indeed, that ship sailed some time ago then. 

[ammarshafqat 0]

thank you . was getting confused with pending period . so CSPA is of no use for me .